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This image depicts the violence of the Risorgimento movement that led to the creation of independent Italy. -
This image depicts a map showing the small amount of land Italy gave to the papacy following Italy's creation. -
This photo depicts the violent Battle of Adowa between the Abyssinians and the Italians. -
This political cartoon depicts how Italy and Turkey agreed to Italy's gain of the colony Libya from Turkey. -
This image represents the articles that Mussolini published in Avanti - articles calling for revolution against liberal Italy. -
This image shows the extreme nationalist newspaper Mussolini - Il Polpolo d'Italia - created that caused him to be removed from the Socialist party. -
This image depicts the three countries in the Triple Entente whom Italy formed an alliance with following the Treaty of London. -
This image represents the people who performed Biennio Rosso - workers in trade unions and peasant leagues. -
This image shows some of the members in the Fascio di Comattimento that Mussolini formed. -
This image depicts D'Annuzio taking over Fiume while accompanied by his militants. -
This image represents Mussolini as he secretly had an alliance with Giolitti despite speaking ill of liberal Italy in his speeches. -
The party symbol of the PNF is a visualization of the Fasci di Combattimento reorganizing into an official organized and unified political party. -
This picture is significant in showing the results of the election due to the Acerbo Law - how the fascists (the black dots) won 2/3 of the seats in parliament. -
The symbolism of the black shirts represent the seizure on Rome, which is the event remembered for Mussolini's gain of power. -
This visual helps represent the Corfu Incident by displaying how Mussolini's image enhanced through his consideration as a national hero after resolving the incident. -
This is a picture of Matteotti's coffin, representing his murder and the crisis that stemmed from the fascists killing their opposition. -
This poster with the man and the wheat signifies the battle to grow grain in Italy. -
The Aventine Hill is an allusion back to ancient Rome's Aventine Secessions, symbolizing parliament's walk out on the fascist party in protest of Matteotti's murder. -
The front of the treaty visually shows each country involved which helps signal the agreements between Italy and the other great powers in an attempt at peace, which eventually failed. -
A picture of many babies signifies Mussolini's aims to force women in their traditional gender role and have many babies. -
The picture of the Lira signifies the overall economic policies of the battles. For the battle of the Lira, it depicts the Lira to heighten its value. For the Battle of land, the goal was to increase the amount of land for grain production, which would overall improve the economy, represented by the Lira. -
The visual of the Pope and Mussolini together signifies the Lateran Treaty as it was an agreement between them. -
This image is significant as it displays the aim of the Kellog-Briand treaty. Showing the countries' agreement to approach disputes with peace and coalition rather than war. -
This image is significant as it depicts Italy's ignorance towards the League of Nation's opposition in their stance towards Ethiopia, which led to Italy leaving the L of N and continuing tensions with Ethiopia. -
This image is significant as it depicts the aim of the agreement between France, Great Britain, and Italy, to stop Hitler from rearming Germany. -
This image is significant as it symbolizes Italy helping the Spanish nationalists to victory during the Spanish civil war; providing soldiers, weapons, and more. -
The image is significant as it displays the agreement between Germany and Italy to pursue a common foreign policy. -
This image is a visual representation of the Munich conference taking place, having Germany, Great Britain, France, and Italy agreeing upon Germany's annexation of Sudetenland. -
The image represents the Italians who were deviously celebrating their victory over more Albanian land, despite the treaties that they had during WWI. -
The image is significant as it shows how Italy sided with Germany when entering WWII, thus Mussolini and Hitler leading side by side. -
The image is significant as represents Mussolini's very own fascist grand council voting him out, allowing him to be sent to prison and taken down from power.
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The picture represents Mussolini's death, being killed by an Italian crowd after being recaptured by Italians from his initial escape in prison.