Benito Mussolini addresses Italians inside the Colosseum in 1929; crowds at the Victor Emmanuel Monument in 1940

The transcript discusses the actions of the Italian black shirt leader who made a decisive move without hesitation. A year later, a new electoral law was imposed, ensuring the Fascist party a two-thirds majority in Parliament. This effectively ended any future hope for democratic governance, as Hill Doocey severed ties with the people.

What kind of action did the Italian black shirt leader take?

• A well-thought-out decision

• A collaborative decision

• A hesitant move

• An impulsive action

What was the main outcome of the new electoral law in Italy?

• It led to the dissolution of the Parliament

• It reduced the power of the Fascist party

• It guaranteed the Fascist party a 2/3 majority in Parliament

• It introduced a democratic voting system

What was the time gap between the leader's action and the imposition of the new electoral law?

• Three months

• Two years

• One year

• Six months

How did the new electoral law affect the future of Italy's government?

• It led to a coalition government

• It cut off any future hope of democratic government

• It maintained the status quo

• It opened up more democratic opportunities

Who was affected by the new electoral law in Italy?

• The Italian judiciary

• Foreign diplomats

• The Italian people

• The Italian military