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1.How did he come into power ?
2.what policies did he start?
3.what scare tactics did he use ?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEkpN6rF0Kc

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He portrayed a very wealthy and powerful image.

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The Fascist Party—the movement proclaimed opposition to social class discrimination and supported nationalist sentiments

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Mussolini hoped to expand into norther Africa. He also wanted to ban Jews from the right to own property, and be in power. In addition he wanted to improve the economy, reduce the power of the united nations and wanted to establish fascism.

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Mussolini promoted Fascists to leadership positions and sponsored some new army thinking in the 1930's. He coordinated policies to inhibit German initiatives until Italy’s forces recovered from their recent exertions

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Explore the life of Benito Mussolini, including his rise to power and how his quest to bring Roman glory to Italy brought his country war and misery, at Biography.com.

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Some of his scare tactics include
Propaganda, censorship, fear, nationalism, religion, secret police, strict laws.

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Mussolini was born in 1883 in Dovia Di Predappio, Forlì, Ital. Because of his extreme poverty, Mussolini and his family were forced to move to Switzerland in 1902. His rise of power began during world war 1 and died on April 28, 1945. The cause of his death was execution.

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Benito Mussolini came to power by forming the Fascist Party in 1919. Italy was in a state of unrest and the Fascist Party began gaining support on a national level.

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Mussolini's Declaration of War      on France and England speech 

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Mussolini's Declaration of War      on France and England speech 

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Soldiers, sailors, and aviators! Black shirts of the revolution and of the [Fascist] legions! Men and women of Italy, of the Empire, and of the kingdom of Albania! Pay heed!
An hour appointed by destiny has struck in the heavens of our fatherland. (Very lively cheers).
The declaration of war has already been delivered (cheers, very loud cries of “War! War!”) to the ambassadors of Great Britain and France. We go to battle against the plutocratic and reactionary
democracies of the west who, at every moment have hindered the advance and have often endangered the very existence of the Italian people.
Recent historical events can be summarized in the following phrases: promises, threats, blackmail, and finally to crown the edifice, the ignoble seige by the fifty-two states of the League of Nations. Our consience is absolutely tranquil. (Applause). With you the entire world is witness that Fascist Italy has done all that is humanly possible to avoit the torment which is throwing Europe into turmoil; but all was in vain. It would have suffieced to revise the treaties to bring them up to date with the changing needs of the life of nations and not consider them untouchable for eternity; it would have sufficed not to have begun the stupid policy of guarantees, which has shown itself particularly lethal for those who accepted them; it would have sufficed not to reject the proposal [for peace] that the Fuhrer made on 6 October of last year after having finished the campaign in Poland.