Features of the development of Italy after unification.

After the unification of Italy, the land fell into the hands of the landowners, and the peasants paid rent for it. Their position was miserable. Agrarian relations were backward, the development of the market was inhibited. From the villages, people went to the city, where industry was actively developing after the industrial revolution. As a result, there was a surplus of labor, and unemployment began to rise. The contradictions between classes intensified in the country, people fought against want.