The Italians

Describe the organization of Italian groups.

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The culture of the family extends into the outside world where protection is necessary, and Italians join groups to fend off other groups and officials. Sometimes membership is not a belligerent action but merely securing the right to be left alone. Sometimes an Italian chooses his own organization to join, but most of the time he is born into a structured group. The largest and oldest organization within Italian society is the Church which also contains many smaller sub groups and factions.