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How did Mussolini plan to increase Italy’s strength and power?

He planned to sign a treaty with the United States.

He planned to join the League of Nations.

He planned to side with Franco in the Spanish Civil War.

He planned to expand Italian territory and create an empire.

Why did Mussolini believe that a fascist government would help him achieve his goals?

It would prevent other European countries from opposing him.

It would discourage the League of Nations from objecting.

It would help to bring the Italian people together for a single purpose.

It would increase the effects of the Great Depression in Italy.

What is the event that Mussolini is referencing in this passage?

the unification of Italy

the Franco-Prussian War

World War I

World War II

What argument is Mussolini making in this passage?

Italy did not get the territory it deserved after World War I.

The Allies refused to make fair promises to Italy during the war.

Italy won colonial territory but lost it in World War I.

Italy lost more soldiers than the other Allied countries.

What is Mussolini trying to accomplish in this part of his speech?

He’s trying to warn the enemies of Italy.

He’s trying to justify the invasion of Ethiopia.

He’s trying to inspire patriotism in his people.

He’s trying to show the world the greatness of Italy.

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