Kingdom of Italy

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Kingdom of Italy
Regno d'Italia
1861–1946
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Anthem Marcia Reale d'Ordinanza "Royal March of Ordinance"
Kingdom of Italy in 1936
Maximum extent of the Italian Empire, including military occupied territory between 1940 and 1943
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Preceded by Succeeded by Kingdom of Sardinia Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia Papal States Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Free State of Fiume Italian Republic Free Territory of Trieste
Preceded by
Kingdom of Sardinia Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia Papal States Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Free State of Fiume
Italian Republic
Free Territory of Trieste
Today part of
Jump up ^ While the Kingdom of Italy ended in 1946, de Gasperi continued as Prime Minister until 1953.

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Kingdom of Italy Kingdom of Italy
Regno d'Italia Regno d'Italia
1861–1946 1861–1946
1861–1946 
Flag Coat of arms Flag Coat of arms
Motto FERT Motto FERT
Anthem Marcia Reale d'Ordinanza "Royal March of Ordinance" Anthem Marcia Reale d'Ordinanza "Royal March of Ordinance"
Kingdom of Italy in 1936 Kingdom of Italy in 1936
Maximum extent of the Italian Empire, including military occupied territory between 1940 and 1943 Maximum extent of the Italian Empire, including military occupied territory between 1940 and 1943
Capital Turin (1861–1865) Florence (1865–1871) Rome (1871–1946)
Languages Italian Minority languages[show] Arbëresh Catalan German Griko Slovene Serbo-Croatian French Franco-Provençal Friulian Ladin Occitan Sardinian Neapolitan Calabrian Greek Arpitan Judeo-Italian Northern Romani Emilian-Romagnol Ligurian Lombard Piedmontese Venetian
Religion Catholic Protestant Judaism
Government Constitutional monarchy (1861–1922) Fascist one-party totalitarian dictatorship under constitutional monarchy (1922–1943) Military occupation (Central Italy/Southern Italy) (1943–1945) Italian Social Republic (Northern Italy) (1943–1945) Constitutional monarchy (1945–1946)
King 
1861–1878 Victor Emmanuel II
1878–1900 Umberto I
1900–1946 Victor Emmanuel III
1946 Umberto II
Prime Minister 
1861 Count of Cavour (first)
1922–1943 Benito Mussolini (Il Duce from 1925)
1945–1946 Alcide De Gasperi (last)[a]
Legislature Parliament
Upper house Senate
Lower house Chamber of Deputies
History 
Unification 17 March 1861
March on Rome 31 October 1922
Overthrow of Benito Mussolini 25 July 1943
Republic established 2 June 1946
Area Area
1861 (Italy proper)[1] 250,320 km2 (96,650 sq mi)
1936 (Italy proper)[1] 310,190 km2 (119,770 sq mi)
1938 (including colonies)[2] 3,798,000 km2 (1,466,000 sq mi)
Population Population
1861 (Italy proper)[1] est. 21,777,334
Density 87/km2 (225/sq mi)
1936 (Italy proper)[1] est. 42,993,602
Density 139/km2 (359/sq mi)
Currency Lira (₤)
Preceded by Succeeded by Kingdom of Sardinia Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia Papal States Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Free State of Fiume Italian Republic Free Territory of Trieste Preceded by Succeeded by Kingdom of Sardinia Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia Papal States Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Free State of Fiume Italian Republic Free Territory of Trieste
Succeeded by 
Italian Republic Free Territory of Trieste 
Kingdom of Sardinia 
Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia 
Papal States 
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies 
Free State of Fiume 
 
 
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Jump up ^ While the Kingdom of Italy ended in 1946, de Gasperi continued as Prime Minister until 1953. Jump up ^ While the Kingdom of Italy ended in 1946, de Gasperi continued as Prime Minister until 1953.

Questions about this table:
originalText: the first second and third capital city of the united kindom of italy were
answer: answerTexts: Turin
Florence
Rome