Why did Italian people choose the Chorus of Hebrew Slaves by Verdi as their anthem?

Verdi's Chorus of Hebrew Slaves from 'Nabucco' was the most influential anthem in Italy in revolutionary years. Italy in those times was under the pressure of Austria and it wanted to regain freedom and independence from latter country. There was no other choice to reach the point like going through the nationalistic state of society. People were ready to accept any idea thrown by the nobility or the worthy people. People needed the anthem like Verdi's Chorus of Hebrew Slaves.
The most important feature of becoming independent was the position of Italy. Italy occurred like a component in the former Austria after participating in The Vienna Congress. Many nonessential revolutions were held and none of them could threaten Austria. Every rebel was repressed and the rioter was sentenced to jail. Although, the big step was made by the writers of poems and lyrics which one of them was Verdi. Their writings were the beginning for the future revolution of 1848. Therefore, new movements like Carbonari were created, which included young people led by the nationalism leaders like Mazzini.
The second important feature was the impressive and meaningful writing of Verdi. His opera 'Nabucco' and especially the part of Chorus of Hebrew Slaves persuaded people to believe that they can reach their dream...

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