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Political instability made the government very succeptable to new ideas meaning anybody could have brought fascism to Italy

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Political instability made the government very succeptable to new ideas meaning anybody could have brought fascism to Italy

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"generally, the succession of weak Liberal governments failed to solve Italy's social, economic and political problems"

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considered a "lost opportunity" because the PSI and PPI both won huge majorities, but "in the absence of agreement between the two mass parties, the old Liberal politicians remained in power"

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"Fascism embraced violence, rejecting the pacifism sweeping much of Europe in the wake of what many saw as the senselessness of the first world war" 

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"Fascism embraced violence, rejecting the pacifism sweeping much of Europe in the wake of what many saw as the senselessness of the first world war" 

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Without mussolini's pushing of fascism the violent ideas would be rejected and Italy would be like much of Europe

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Some citizens ignored Mussolini's ideas about going into the battle leading to a political divide with some strongly disagreeing with him.

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Throughout his speeches the citizens and his audience completely supported all of his ideas. He talked about how strong Italy could be and the citizens were very receptive towards that.

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Did his love for the country and government make the citizens want fascism more?

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Did his love for the country and government make the citizens want fascism more?

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Mussolini said he had an "limitless and overriding love for the fatherland"(Proclamation of Open Dictatorship).

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Mussolini said he had an "limitless and overriding love for the fatherland"(Proclamation of Open Dictatorship).

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The citizens were upset about the current government and believed fascism would make them more powerful

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The citizens were upset about the current government and believed fascism would make them more powerful

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as the Liberal government failed, the masses started gravitating towards all sorts of extreme parties instead of congregating under one (1919 election is evidence)

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Fiume incident 1925: parliament did nothing and showed that they had no power, the people started hating them and wanted a more active govt

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If the PPI and PSI could work together, would Mussolini have gained power in fascism?

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If the PPI and PSI could work together, would Mussolini have gained power in fascism?

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Did the inefffectiveness of the liberal parliament/government make Italians more receptive to facism?

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Did the inefffectiveness of the liberal parliament/government make Italians more receptive to facism?

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PPI and PSI could not co-operate, creating leaving old liberals in power

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PPI and PSI could not co-operate, creating leaving old liberals in power