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The map shows Europe in 1871.

Map of Europe in 1871. Existing empires shown are: United Kingdom, France, German Empire, Russian Empire, Austria-Hungary, Kingdom of Italy, and Ottoman Empire.

According to the map, what was Italy’s status in 1871?

Italy was partially united.
Italy was fully united.
Italy was partly under Austrian rule.
Italy was divided in nation-states.

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adkinsgary9
Italy was in the middle of the cheese wars, between Austria and Romania during 1871. I would probably pick option 3, because Austria invaded Italy and raided all the cheese factories, which destroyed Italy’s economy and reputation
gauravsingh23VT

Italy was partly under Austrian rule was Italy’s status in 1871. Hence, option C is correct.

When did Italy become a country, 1871?

With Piedmont-incorporation Sardinia's into the Kingdom of Italy in 1861, the majority of the peninsula became part of the current Italian state. Following the Franco-Prussian War, Italy annexed Venetian and the old Papal States, including Rome by 1871.

Austria grew in Italy during the 18th century and had varied periods of control over different regions. The northern Italian kingdoms of Milan and Mantua as well as the southern Italian kingdoms of Naples and Sardinia were all conquered by Austria in 1714 as a result of the War of the Spanish Succession.

Thus, option C is correct, the image of the map of Europe in 1871, is attached below

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