Muss rise to power Flashcards

1
Q

How many seats did the Fascist movement win in 1919?

A

0

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2
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Where was the Fascist stronghold and how many votes did they win there in 1919?

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Milan and 5,000

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3
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How many seats did the PNF win in 1921?

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35

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4
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What percentage of the vote did the PNF gain in 1921?

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7%

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5
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When was the March on Rome?

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October 27th-29th, 1922

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6
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Who was Prime Minister in 1922 before Mussolini?

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Facta

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7
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Why didn’t King Victor Emmanuel stop the March on Rome?

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He was too weak and/or he was concerned about opposition from the Duke of Aosta

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8
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How could Victor Emmanuel have prevented the march on Rome?

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By declaring marshal law

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9
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Who did the King offer the office of Prime Minister to, yet declined when Mussolini refused to sit in his cabinet?

A

Salandra

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10
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When did Mussolini first become a Deputy?

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Following the election of 1921

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11
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Why did Mussolini leave the PSI, and what did he declare himself to be?

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Over Socialist nuisance and lack of support over the Italian war effort during the First World War. He declared himself to be a National Socialist

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12
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When and where was the first meeting of the Fascists of the First Hour?

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March 1919- Milan

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13
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During the factory lockouts of 1920, how many workers took part, and how did this event help the Fascists?

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400,000. The actual lockouts were unorganised, so would have fallen apart itself. However the Fascists appeared to look like the heroes, as they got to beat up a few Socialists and gained more support from the Confindustria and Latifundia

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14
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What did Mussolini threaten his own party with?

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Pact of pacification with socialists

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15
Q

Why were the fascists bearable on the day?

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  • They were disorganised
  • Mussolini wasn’t there
  • Police could have put it down
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16
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How many fascists were at the march on Rome?

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12,000

17
Q

How many fascists were expected to be at the march on Rome?

A

50,000

18
Q

What law could have been used to stop the march on Rome?

A

Marshal law

19
Q

What was Balbos specific contribution to extending the influence of Fascism in Ferrara in May 1922?

A

He used 50,000 unemployed men to occupy Ferrara and forced the council there to set up public work schemes- therefore improving the image of Fascism as one that would stick up for the worker

20
Q

Why was the government weak by summer 1922?

A

Facta had become prime minister purely because the Popolari refused to form a coalition with Giolitti

21
Q

How many Fascist supported gathered at a Fascist rally in Naples on 24th October, from which the threat of the March on Rome was issued to the government?

A

40,000

22
Q

Why did Facta resign?

A

The King changed his mind and withdrew his decree to declare martial law

23
Q

To distinguish themselves from political parties, what did the Fascist group first call themselves?

A

Fascio Italiano di Combattimento (Italian Combat Group)