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Political appeal: "Fascism had elements of both left and right...It was revolutionary, but could also sometimes claim to be conservative" (D. Mack Smith)

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Facism tried to appeal to the working and middle class by creating jobs

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Violence appeal: "Whereas many ordinary Italians could only see Fascism [violence] as political hooliganism, others welcomed it as a crude but necessary antidote to Socialism" (51).

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global banking industry crisis, loans recalled, and stocks lost value

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Fascism employed public's works projects like FDR

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Extreme nationalism and passion to prove the power of fascism

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Italy would wallow in being a joke to other European nations

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Desperate for national unity and leadership

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False promises made by the facist party (many programs and policies were promised)

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Fascism promised to bring an era to Italy akin Ancient Rome, to make Italians proud of being Italians. To make Italy one of the most powerful countries

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Discuss the factors that led to the support of fascism 1920-1933.

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Discuss the factors that led to the support of fascism 1920-1933.

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Consider: Why, and with what justification did Italians support fascism 1920-1933?

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The Socialist party, but also the disasters abroad in other European nations that adopted Communism

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Fascism ostracizing other political parties and destroying parties deemed unfit

Black Shirts

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Fascism and absolute control by one party

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Senate with multiple parties arguing