Fascism in Mussolini’s Italy

By: Ben Jackson, Grace Rabinowitz, Stephanie Mafra, Fotis Stathatos

-Italy turns to Totalitarianism

Italy’s Problems After WW1

Problems Continue

1. Economic Distress2. Feared Communism 3. Italy Upset4. Weak Government

Mussolini's Rise To Power-Fascist Party-Demands power in Rome

Mussolini's Rise To Power

-Mussolini invaded Abyssinia (Ethiopia) -Military power

All About Fascism

The ideas of the government > everything

Mussolini and Hitler

Fascism in Italy and Nazism in Germany

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