Italy's Journey Through World War I and Its Aftermath

The video covers Italy's involvement in WWI, its post-war dissatisfaction, and economic struggles. It details the rise of Mussolini and the establishment of fascism, leading to his dictatorship. Mussolini's policies and Italy's role in WWII are discussed, culminating in his downfall. The video concludes with Italy's transition to democracy and the establishment of the Republic of Italy.

What was the main reason Italy joined the Entente powers in World War I?

• To support Germany

• To gain territory from Austria-Hungary

• To avoid economic sanctions

• To defend Serbia

What was the Vittoria Mutilata?

• A battle won by Italy

• A treaty signed with Germany

• A term for Italy's perceived betrayal by the Allies

• A socialist uprising in Italy

What led to the rise of the Fascist Party in Italy?

• Military victories

• Fear of socialist movements

• Support from the monarchy

• Economic prosperity

What was the March on Rome?

• A diplomatic meeting in Rome

• A demonstration by Fascists to seize power

• A military parade by the Italian army

• A peaceful protest by socialists

What was the Acerbo Law?

• A law to increase taxes

• A law to promote industrialization

• A law to give the winning party a majority of seats

• A law to ban opposition parties

What was Mussolini's first goal as a dictator?

• To abolish the monarchy

• To form alliances with Germany

• To fix Italy's economy

• To expand Italy's territory

What was the outcome of the Battle for Grain?

• Italy became self-sufficient in grain

• Italy's international trade flourished

• Italy's economy improved significantly

• Italy's grain production decreased

What was the Rome-Berlin Axis?

• A cultural exchange program

• A military alliance between Italy and Germany

• A peace treaty with France

• A trade agreement between Italy and Germany

What was the result of Italy's invasion of Greece?

• A quick victory for Italy

• A prolonged stalemate

• A defeat that required German intervention

• An alliance with Greece

What happened to Italy after World War II?

• It was divided into two countries

• It remained a fascist state

• It became a monarchy

• It transitioned to a republic