Question 1
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Which of the following were a result of the Lateran Pact?
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The creation of an independent Vatican State
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Making Catholicism official Italian religeon
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Pope was economically compensated for the loss of territories in 1870
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Ensured that Fascists could ultimatly obtain majority
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That the most popular political party would automatically obtain two-thirds of parliamentary seats.
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The arrest of thousands of polticial opponents
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The abolishment of trade unions
Question 2
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[blank_start]Futurism[blank_end] was an important Italian artistic movement in 190[blank_start]9[blank_end]. It represented a passion for industrial progress. The artist Filippo T. Marinetti wanted [blank_start]Futurism[blank_end] to be the visual representation of Fascism.
Question 3
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What was Cinecitta?
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Mussolini's inaugurated Italian version of Hollywood
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An art movement designed to represent Fascism
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A film festival held in Venice
Question 4
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1926 Mussolini ruled by [blank_start]decree[blank_end], and therefore he no longer needed to respond to parliament.
Question 5
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Match the following with their dates, aims, effects etc.:
The Locarno Pact:
- 19[blank_start]25[blank_end]
- A series of treaties signed by France, Germany, Britain, [blank_start]Belgium, and Italy[blank_end]
- Included Mutual Guarantee with [blank_start]Italy and Britain[blank_end]
- Did not include a guaranteed definition of [blank_start]Germany's[blank_end] eastern frontiers
- Which [blank_start]lessened[blank_end] his diplomatic triumph
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25
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24
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23
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Belgium, and Italy
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USA, and Belgium
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USA, and Italy
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Italy and Britain
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Italy and France
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Italy and Germany
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Germany's
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Italy's
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Britain's
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lessened
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increased
Question 6
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Background of Foreign policy in Fiume 1924
Fiume was a free city between [blank_start]Yugoslavia[blank_end] and Italy. It was mainly [blank_start]Italian[blank_end] speaking which is why [blank_start]Italian's[blank_end] felt they had a claim to it. In [blank_start]1919[blank_end] [blank_start]Gabriele D'Annunzio[blank_end] and nationalist supporters occupied Fiume in the name of Italy. This was until [blank_start]1920[blank_end] when they were removed by the Prime Minister; [blank_start]Giovanni Giolitti[blank_end].
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Italian
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German
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English
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1919
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1924
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1923
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1925
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1920
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1921
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1922
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Giovanni Giolitti
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Marshal Pietro Badogolio
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Filippo T. Marinetti
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Gabriele D'Annunzio
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Yugoslavia
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Yugoslavian
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Italians
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Germans
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Yugoslavians
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Americans
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Vatican City
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Austria
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France
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French
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the French
Question 7
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In the invasion of Fiume, Mussolini invaded under the pretext that...
Question 8
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Mussolini's foreign policy in Fiume was a success and helped Mussolini's publicity.
Question 9
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Chose the correct words/dates for each of these statements about German-Italian relation pacts.
1936; [blank_start]Rome[blank_end]-[blank_start]Berlin[blank_end] [blank_start]Axis[blank_end] was an understanding of friendship between Germany and Italy
1937; [blank_start]Anti[blank_end]-[blank_start]Comintern[blank_end] [blank_start]Pact[blank_end] was against [blank_start]Bolshevism[blank_end] and formed between Germany, Japan and then Italy.
1939; [blank_start]Pact[blank_end] of [blank_start]Steel[blank_end] was a full military alliance between Mussolini and Hitler
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Rome
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Berlin
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Axis
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Anti
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Comintern
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Pact
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Bolshevism
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Pact
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Steel
Question 10
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The Corfu Incident was a foreign policy aim that greatly increased Mussolini's positive image.
Question 11
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In 1923 Mussolini blamed who for the murder of Italian diplomats at the Greek-Albanian border?
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Greece
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France
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Bolshevists
Question 12
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Chose the correct words for the following sentences about the Battle for Grain.
The Battle for Grain, in [blank_start]1925[blank_end], aimed at making Italy more self-sufficient in agriculture by;
- [blank_start]reducing[blank_end] the [blank_start]import[blank_end] of wheat and cereal
- dedicating [blank_start]more[blank_end] land to grain production
- investing [blank_start]more[blank_end] into the mechanization of farming
- Making land that was for olives and citrus into land for wheat
It resulted in:
- The [blank_start]North[blank_end] getting an increase in the mechanization of farming. (But the [blank_start]South[blank_end] did not.)
- The exports of traditional Italian products being [blank_start]dropped[blank_end]
- [blank_start]Some[blank_end] self-sufficiency of wheat production in Italy ([blank_start]1931[blank_end])
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1925
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1924
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1923
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reducing
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increasing
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import
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export
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more
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less
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more
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less
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North
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South
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South
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North
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dropped
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increased
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Some
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No
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1931
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1925
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1924
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1926
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1928
Question 13
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Which of the following domestic/economic policies was responsible for the following?
The draining of marshes and swamps.
(Hint is below)
HINT: Occurred in 1926
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The Battle for Land
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The Battle for Grain
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The Battle for Lira
Question 14
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Which of the following are true for the Battle of Lira?
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Lira increased in value
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Lira decreased in value
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New exchange rates benifited
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New exchange rates suffered
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Exports suffered
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Exports benefited
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There was a decline in Tourism
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There was an increase in Tourism
Question 15
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The [blank_start]Battle[blank_end] of Births occured in 1927 and aimed to develop a new [blank_start]market[blank_end] for Italian industrialized products. Mussolini wanted to population to go from 40 million to [blank_start]60[blank_end] million. Mussolini therefore announced new legislation and a new [blank_start]tax[blank_end] system to reward families and penalize bachelors. Propaganda began to target [blank_start]women[blank_end]s roles as house[blank_start]wifes[blank_end] and [blank_start]mothers[blank_end].
The Battle for Births did not accomplish much except for a slight growth in population which however could be credited to [blank_start]Cath[blank_end]olicism.
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market
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60
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tax
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women
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wifes
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mothers
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Cath
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Battle
Question 16
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The Battle over the Southern Problem promised rapid [blank_start]urban[blank_end]ization of the South.
Question 17
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Which of the following is true about 'The Battle over the Southern Problem'?
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There was some land redistribution
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There was no land redistribution
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Solved much of the social inequality (less poverty)
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Did not solve social inequality (poverty remained the same)
Question 18
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In 1920, after the Battle over the Southern Problem, [blank_start]87[blank_end]% of peasants owned [blank_start]13[blank_end]% of the land.