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Mussolini's foreign policy Flashcards

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1
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When was the four power pact

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1933

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2
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Who was the four power pact between

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Britain, France, Italy and Germany

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What did the four power pact want?

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smaller nations to have less power in greater politics

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4
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what did the four power pact lead to?

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German- polish non aggression pact

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5
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when was the pacification of Libya?

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1928-1933

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6
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what were the aims for Libya?

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living space and greater wealth

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7
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who were the three fascists involved in Libya?

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Badoglio, Graziani and De Bono

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8
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how many Libyans were dead in September 1933

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40,000/100,000

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9
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how many libyans were in 1sqKM of the concentration camps?

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20,000 + camels

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10
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When was the doll fuss affair?

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1934

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11
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how many troops did BM said into Austria?

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40,000

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12
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what was Italy known as?

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The guardian of Austrian independence

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13
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When was the Assassination of Yugloslavin King Alexandra

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1934

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14
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Who killed him?

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Klemins, part of Ustasi

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15
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Who was blamed?

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Hungary and France

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16
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When was the Rome protocol and who between?

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1934 and Italy, Hungary, Austria

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17
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Who really housed the Ustasi?

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Italy and provided weapons/ training

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18
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When was the Stress Front and who between?

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1935- Britain, France, Italy

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19
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What was the Stress Front against?

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Germany and Anschluss

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20
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What did Martin Lamb say about Italy?

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‘it was the lost ally of democracy’

21
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why did the stress front fail?

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It had vague terms and ignored Germany, could have prevented war but didn’t.

22
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When was the Anglo- German Naval Agreement and what did Britain condone?

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1935- Germany could have 35% size of Britain’s navy- against Treaty of Versailles

23
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who did the agreement not consult?

A

Stresa Front and Russia

24
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when was the invasion of Abyssinia?

A

1935

25
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Which article did it go against?

A

Article XI of the L of N convention led to economic sanctions

26
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when was the Hoare Laval pact

A

1935

27
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What did Hailee Salassi say to the League of Nations?

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” God and History will remember your judgements.”

28
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What was the debt at the end of the war and how much did the lira devalue by?

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2.5m to 16m and 40%

29
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how many people were forced to emigrate?

A

130,000

30
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What raw materials did Abyssinia have?

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Sugar, coffee and oil seeds

31
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what did Clark say?

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“Ethiopia was a disaster”

32
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What did Bell say?

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“immediate benefits were exhilarating”

33
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What did Whittam say?

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he was overconfident and believed his own propaganda

34
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in 1939, what % did Italy trade with their colonies?

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2%

35
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how many women gave their wedding rings into the war effort

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250,000

36
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What did Mallett say BM was doing for his foreign policy?

A

Testing the waters

37
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When was the Spanish Civil War?

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July 1936-April 1939

38
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how many soldiers were in the CTV

A

50,000

39
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Who was on the Republicans side?

A

Soviet Union for $500million in gold reserves led to the ‘Moscow Gold’ issue

40
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Which country leant to Franco through oil

A

the US

41
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how many Italian troops fought in the SCW

A

80,000

42
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how many enemy airplanes were destroyed?

A

943

43
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how many Italian soldiers were killed in Guadalajara?

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400

44
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what did Franco not allow Mussolini to do as a result of Guadalajara?

A

Not let Italian troops fight alone

45
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How much did the SCW cost for Italy?

A

14billion lira (half of the currency’s reserve)

46
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How much army did Italy have when in WWII that prevented them from fighting until 1941

A

10 divisions and 350 planes

47
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What was wrong with the officers for WWII?

A

They had outdated equipment (same as WWI) and training

48
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Why could Italy not improve their army for WWII?

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They lacked the funding and had an archaic industry to change anything

49
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What was Sullivan’s conclusion with the SCW?

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Italy played a decisive role, had diplomatic consequences for the stress front and the army/airforce were drained massively.

History Italy A Level (12 decks)

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