What was the Statuto Albertino of 1848?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. The constitution granted by Charles Albert of Savoy
- Step 1: Charles Albert, King of Sardinia, granted a constitution during the revolutionary year 1848. Step 2. It was a constitutional monarchy and remained, in modified form, the basic law of Italy until the Fascist period and the Republic. Answer: the constitution granted by Charles Albert. Why not the others: the Roman Republic had its own constitution in 1849, and the Statuto was not a papal decree or a peace treaty.
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