The Romans did not have a representative democracy.They elected the executive officers of state instead. All adult male Roman citizens had the right t
They could produce lots of food cheaply was called smaller Roman farmers to go bankrupt and lose their land
If you're talking about the idea of Italian unification from a historical perspective (Seeing as your question is found under the History tab), we can say that having a unified Italy would have made it a stronger country that would perhaps be a more important regional and world player in terms of politics and economy, if it were not for its city-states where each of them had their own agendas and interests.
