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When was the Treaty of London signed?
May 1915

Italy will join war on the side of triplt entente
Why did Italy first stay neutral?
Austria broke terms of the treaty.

Socialists, catholics and liberal=stay neutral

nationalists=WAR!
What were the street demonstrations that demanded involvment in the war?
radiant days of may

caused italian participation in the war
battle of caporetto
november 1917

over 40,00 italians killed, a low for italy at war
Vittorio Veneto
October 1918- win over austria-hungary

the loses were more prominent that the wins so looked over (insignifigant)
effect of loses during the war
heavy economic burden, high unemployment, HIGH inflation... germany screwed
when did the war end?
November 1918
Why was the victory of the war "mutilated" in Italy
they did not recieve what they were supposed to.

the liberal government was not able to deliver promises, cause more lack of faith in the government
when were the peace paris conferences
January 1919
when was the italian popular party formed
january 1919
Bienno Rosso (the two red years)
1919-november 1920

poor economic conditions, lack of faith in liberal government lead to the socialist threat, many strikes
when was te third way introduced
1918 by mussolini (duh)

began with attack the catholic church, into journalism, opposed to imperialism

in 1918 changed views to opposite of socialism through his newspaper
When was the "combat group" formed?
23 March 1919

mussolini combine the futurists and facists--basically a group to get the liberal government out
election where no facist membrs were elected
November 1919

they had a following but not enough to get the new govenment voted in--showed weakness of his party
when were the first steps towards making the facist movement a national movement
april 1921
what decreased mussolini's ability to achieve real power
may 1921

giolitti introduced a tax that affected investments weakening power of rival gov. against liberal gov
pact of pacification
2 august 1921

mussolini sign for peace w/ opposition
when did the fascist begin to be a formal political party
october 1921
when was mussolini elected leader of the national fascist party
november 1921

keeps party terms vague in order to gain a lot of support, only against liberals and socialists
dual policy
1922

encourage violence by ras, tell conservatives no intention of violence

gain support of both
squadristi violence
spring 1922

liberal government couldnt control even the police to go against the fascists
how did mussolini gain support
declaring wars against groups to gain support against other groups even if he doesn't believe in those wars
the march on rome
24 october 1922

appease militant supporters--it was going to happen anyways, needed to keep power by being part of it
why was italian unification not succesful
only 2% of italians spoke italian, regionalism, only looked good on paper
what gave the fascist movement power to take off
mutilated victory at ww1, economic problems, weak liberal government
Matteoti crisis
june 1924

murdered matteotti to get rid of the opposition--popularity of mussolini faltered
when did Ethiopia get added to italy
october 1935

show power that mussolini can get some of what italy wants
when did mussolini become prime minister
29 october 1922
what did mussolini want for italy's economics
self sufficient
battle for grain
1925

forced collectivization
battle for the lira
18 august 1926

lira was revalued (under 92 per pound, but should be 150 per pound)--inflation begins
battle of the births
1938--women encouraged to have children, less taxes for more babies, bachelors taxed more than families, outlaw contraception/abortion

actually decreased birth rate
the lateran agreement
1929

Catholicism=state religion, get the catholic's support
Abyssinian crisis
1935

invaded Abyssinia
when did italy leave the league of nations
1935 after Abyssinian crisis because of their response (economic sanctions on italy, italian ships can not carry weapons)