PPT-Fascist Italy Benito Mussolini

Note There are additonal notes below each slide Among the Big Four at Paris Peace Conference Felt shafted by the allies in terms of territory Postwar Itally Fiume Italia irridenta . From Personal Dictatorship to Execution 1925-1945. The Fall of Mussolini. Recap. How had Mussolini created a ‘personal dictatorship’?. The Fall of Mussolini. Recap. How had Mussolini created a ‘personal dictatorship’?. Chapter 16 – Section 3. Do Now. : Friday 4/5/. 13. Take out “Ripple Effect” worksheet from yesterday – we will discuss it. Have . Mussolini. HW on desk – I’ll be checking it!. Mussolini’s Rise to Power. Italy and Germany. Key Questions. 1. a. What was the goal of fascist leaders such as Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini?. b. What actions did they take to accomplish their goals?. 2. How did fascist leaders such as Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini affect the people of their country?. Benito Mussolini – Italy. Francisco Franco - Spain. World History . Unit . 6. Essential Questions. How did the Treaty of Versailles, and the after effect of WWI lay the ground work for the totalitarian /fascist governments to come to power?. Fascist Fallout from WWI. Young Mussolini. Strong Italian nationalist, wanted Italy in WWI.. Fought in WWI, outraged at Versailles treaty (Italians snubbed).. 1919—Organizes his first paramilitary organization.. Viator. Jason Shears. Single Party States. Benito Mussolini:. Fascist Italy. Born: July 29. th. , 1883 in . Predappio. , Italy. Father- Alessandro Mussolini, blacksmith, socialist journalist contributor. By. Kyle . Girouard. Early Life. Benito Mussolini was born in Forli, Italy, in 1883. .. . His was . a blacksmith and . a devout socialist, while his mother was a school teacher.. He was known for having a quick temper and being disobedient and was expelled from school twice, despite this trouble he surprisingly became a school teacher.. Italy: 1918 – 43. BestMonkey.com. Post-war discontent in Italy. Pre-M: Weak government. Proportional representation: coalitions. Politicians all liberal-minded: no party. No policies. Politicians acted independently - . By: Julie Macias p. 6-7 . What is fascism?. Fascism is a political movement that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a government headed by a dictatorial leader.. Rise of Fascism in Italy. “All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state.” . -Mussolini. Traits of Totalitarians. Leader. . Unite . his/her people as a common goal. . How did Mussolini consolidate his power? . The March on Rome . gave Mussolini access to political power, but in 1922 his power was not yet consolidated:. He had . to devise the structure . of the Fascist state. Authoritarian States (P2) – Mussolini . How did the political and economic conditions in Italy before 1914 contribute to the emergence of an authoritarian regime? . Italy was the first state anywhere in the world in which a Fascist Party developed, and the first to have a fascist dictator, . Mussolini Part 3 . What were Mussolini’s Economic and Social Policies, and what factors influenced them? . Mussolini realized the importance of strong economy for the strength of his regime; he wanted to make Italy economically self-sufficient in food and raw materials (autarchy) . Hitler’s Rise to Power. Fascism. Early Life . WWI Service. Weimar Republic. Mein . Kampf. Rise to Power. Demagoguery . A society of racism. Fascism . Fascism: An authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government and social organization..