Italian liberal state (1861–1922)

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The Italian liberal state (1861–1922) was the constitutional monarchy that governed a newly unified Italy under a parliamentary system dominated by liberal elites until the rise of Fascism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional monarchy
historical state
alsoKnownAs Liberal Italy
linked to: Giolittianism

Liberal Kingdom of Italy
linked to: Kingdom of Italy
capital Florence
Rome
Turin
colonialPossession Dodecanese
Eritrea
Italian Somaliland
Libya
constitutionalDocument Albertine Statute
continent Europe
country Kingdom of Italy
currency Italian lira
dominantIdeology liberalism
dominantPoliticalElites liberal notables
economicCharacteristic predominantly agrarian society
endEvent March on Rome
endTime 1922
firstKing Victor Emmanuel II of Italy
foreignPolicyGoal colonial expansion
great power status
governmentForm constitutional monarchy
parliamentary system
headOfStateTitle King of Italy
inceptionEvent Italian unification
legislativeChamber Chamber of Deputies
Senate of the Kingdom of Italy
legislature Parliament of the Kingdom of Italy
linked to: Parliament of Italy
majorWarParticipation Italo-Turkish War
World War I
officialLanguage Italian
politicalPractice transformism
politicalSystem limited suffrage
predecessor Kingdom of Sardinia (as core state of unification)
linked to: Kingdom of Sardinia
religionStatus predominantly Roman Catholic population
secondKing Umberto I of Italy
socialIssue North–South divide in Italy
mass emigration from Italy
startTime 1861
succeededBy Fascist Italy
Fascist regime in Italy
linked to: Fascist Italy
suffrageExpansionEvent 1912 electoral reform in Italy
thirdKing Victor Emmanuel III of Italy
unificationFigure Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Giuseppe Mazzini

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Albertine Statute influenced Italian liberal state (1861–1922)
Giovanni Giolitti knownFor Giolittian Era in Italian politics
linked to: Italian liberal state (1861–1922)
Roccagorga hasMunicipalStatusSince Kingdom of Italy period
linked to: Italian liberal state (1861–1922)
Borutta hasMunicipalStatusSince Kingdom of Italy period
linked to: Italian liberal state (1861–1922)