Italian Immigration Policy after World War II

After World War II, Italy abolished appellation and changed to parliamentary system, mainly because people supported it more and feudal forces gradually weakened.

1, the needs of the times

This situation in Italy is inextricably linked with the development of human society. As we all know, the development of human society mainly follows the process of slave society, feudal society, capitalist society and socialist society. Italy wanted to change to a capitalist society after being in a feudal society for a long time, so the emperor's status declined and his power decreased. It is this that gives capitalists greater control over the country. Under such circumstances and the needs of the times, Italy gradually abolished the monarch. After World War II, the time was ripe, and Italy responded to the call of the times and abolished the feudal monarchy. This is the reason why the wheel of history keeps rolling forward, and it is also promoted by other aspects, but it is an inevitable law of history, and the society of every country will change to a certain extent. Capitalism is powerful.

Italy retained feudalism, mainly because in the process of transition from feudal society to socialist society, the capitalist forces were not strong enough, which led to some feudal remnants, and the feudal monarchy was the product of feudal remnants. After World War II, the continuous development of Italian capitalism weakened the feudal remnants, which gave capitalism the opportunity to turn this country into a more democratic and peaceful capitalist country. The power of capitalism has promoted social change, and social change has also changed the system of this country. To sum up, the reason why there will be changes is mainly because of the development of the times and the continuous progress of society.