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Rome became Italy's Capital only in 1871, after its seize by the Italian Army in 1870.

The former capitals had been:

Turin from 1861 to 1865,

Florence (provisional capital) from 1865 to 1871.

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7y ago

Italy became a country in 1861 when all the states became one nation.

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9y ago

In 1871, Rome became the capital of the Kingdom of Italy. It wouldn't be until 1946 that Rome would become the capital of the current Italian Republic.

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14y ago

It became the capitol in 1898 because of World War II.

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11y ago

Italy was not yet a "country" in ancient times. However, Rome was the capital of the Roman Empire which was centered around modern day Italy. So in a way, yes it was.

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12y ago

rome took over Italy in 2035!

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13y ago

September 20, 1870

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6y ago

Rome is the capital city of Italy.

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