Italy in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries experienced all of the following except
A) significant population growth.
B) the conquest of Libya.
C) elimination of serious regional differences.
D) massive worker unrest.
E) although calling itself a democracy, property qualification limited suffrage.
Ans: C
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