Italian Emigration

Pretty much. I think they had some shitty ruler back then?

>>888597
Italian nationalism couldn't make up for a shit economy. Also, a very few Italians didn't believe in Italy.

>>888597
for the south; over population, lack of land, famine, poor opportunities, corrupt landowners and government

fractured city states which were never supposed to be united yeah yeah I know greece and rome

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Because even Italians hate Italians.

>>888926
>Britain
>Least Trustworthy: France

Some things never change.

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>>888926
>Germany
>most trustworthy

>>888926

>Poland has Germany has both most and least trustworthy

>>888597
>Was Italy shit at the time?
>at the time

>>888926
>most hardworking
>greece

>>888597
I thought the North was the richer part. why does it have the most emigration?

>>889154
Actually it's the truth...
http://indy100.independent.co.uk/article/everyone-in-europe-thinks-germany-is-the-hardest-working-country-apart-from-greece--b1pzTTi4Ml

>>888926
>No one names Britain as least trustworthy.
>Germany winning everything
Pffft.

>>890502
They can leave.

>>890502
It is now. Back then, the north east had just been thoroughly destroyed by 50 years of austrians, and the north west had not developed the industrial base that would create its strong ecoonmy. Plus the north was more populous, so absolute numbers make it look like it had more emigration.

>>888597
super high birthrates + massive shifts transitioning the country from a preindustrial economy into a more modern one (see how it happened before in northern europe, and in north Italy before the south)

small towns couldn't handle the huge pops coming from the countryside