Fascism Quiz

What does fascism reject according to the text?

• The possibility of perpetual peace

• The necessity of war

• The importance of individualism

• The value of democracy

According to the text, what does war bring to its highest tension?

• Human energy

• Economic growth

• Political stability

• Social equality

What is fascism described as in the text?

• A doctrine of peace

• A doctrine of cowardice

• A doctrine of struggle

• A doctrine of democracy

What does fascism demand according to the text?

• Individual freedom

• Coordination of all forces

• Economic independence

• Political neutrality

What is the purpose of severe measures in fascism as per the text?

• To promote peace

• To oppose spontaneous movements

• To ensure discipline and duty

• To encourage foreign servitude

Who is the author of the text?

• Giovanni Gentile

• Benito Mussolini

• Treves-Treccani-Tumminelli

• Encyclopædia Italiana

In what year was the text published?

• 1920

• 1932

• 1945

• 1918

What does fascism consider as an act of cowardice?

• War

• Pacifism

• Nationalism

• Diplomacy

What does fascism put a stamp of nobility upon?

• Economic policies

• Peoples with courage

• Political leaders

• Military strategies

What ideology does fascism repudiate according to the text?

• Twentieth-century ideology

• Nineteenth-century ideology

• Eighteenth-century ideology

• Seventeenth-century ideology