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By 1860, much of the Papal States’ territory had been conquered by the Kingdom of Italy, which remained under the Pope’s control. -
The formation of an independent Italy happened when Victor Emmanuel II assumed for himself and his successors the title of King of Italy. -
The Battle of Adwa was the climactic battle of the First Italo-Ethiopian War where the Ethiopian army defeated an invading Italian and Eritrean force led by Oreste Baratieri near the town of Adwa. -
Mussolini began his work as editor for the Socialist Party newspaper Avanti in 1912 where he became a member of the National Directorate of the Italian Socialist Party and was rewarded with the editorship of the Socialist Party newspaper. -
Italy invades and takes over Libya after the Italo-Turkish War where Italy turns the region into colonies. -
Mussolini was kicked out of the Socialist Party for pro-nationalistic sentiments regarding WW1 after criticizing the Italian Socialist Party and socialism itself for having failed to recognize the national problems that led to the outbreak of the war. -
The Treaty of London was a secret agreement that entered Italy into WW1 on the side of the Triple Entente with promises of Italian territorial expansion against Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and in Africa where it promised enlargement of its colonies. -
The Fascio di Combattimento was an Italian fascist organization created by Benito Mussolini and was the successor of the Fasci d’Azione Rivoluionaria. -
The Biennio Rosso was a two-year period of intense social conflict in Italy followed by the violent reaction of the fascist blackshirts militia and eventually by the March of Rome in 1922. -
D’Annunzio takes Fiume as he leads 186 grenadiers of the Royal Italian Army’s 2nd Grenadiers Regiment’s Battalion from Ronchito Fiume to seize the city to declare it as an independent state. -
The picture depicts the original prime minister of Italy, and demonstrates how mussolini was able to use his cult of il duche to seem as more powerful of a leader. -
The below picture depicts the flag of the fascist party, demonstrating how it became a legitimate party and more than a small militia group. -
The picture below depicts mussolini's march on rome, and shows the support by veterans for the fascist party. -
The picture depicts the singing of the acerbo law, showing mussolini and the fascist party's influence in government. -
The photo depicts the extent to which the incident was escalated to the point of all out warfare. -
The picture depicts the media attention that the murder of matteotti got, and demonstrates the terror that mussolini and the fascist party used on the public. -
The picture depicts empty seats in parliament, which shows the impact of terror from the matteotti crisis. -
The picture depicts the strong emphasis on agriculture in italy, and shows how mussolini's attempt to switch to rice actually harmed the industry. -
The picture depicts a section of the locarno treaty, and shows how the rest of europe didn't take mussolini's takeover as seriously as was needed -
The photo shows the push for land mate by italy, and shows a nationalistic and imperialistic impact of fascism. -
The photo shows the militaristic push for increased birth rate, and shows militarism as a social aspect of fascism. -
This picture shows the parties and connected ness of them when trying to prevent farther wars. -
This map shows how the Vatican gained the most important thing to be a state land. -
This picture shows the amount of people wanted this treaty to prevent war from Germany with the amount of people. -
This picture shows the seriousness of the war but the little consequences that Italy received from other nations. -
This political cartoon shows how Italy was more of the master mind of the Spanish Civil War than it originally seemed. -
This picture shows the developing relationship of the two nations and how they were going to become great allies. -
This picture shows how Germany and therefore Italy had won the conflict because Germany is in the middle. -
This picture shows the direct and planed attack of Albania by the Italians that illustrates their strength. -
Italy harsh losses due to the war even though they entered when it looked good for them though failing. -
The king finally kicks out Mussolini due to the parliament’s vote firing him. -
Mussolini is killed by a partisan with little section and the title of the newspaper.