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What promises did Mussolini make the Italian people?

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Answered by habeebburrahaman
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Answer:

He promised the Italians that he will recreate the glories of the Roman Empire.

Explanation:

Benito Mussolini was a Socialist at first due to being influenced by his family but switched to being a fascist when he was kicked out of the Socialist group.

He was kicked out of the group because the group believed that Italy should stay out of WW1 however he believed that Italy should join the war (which Italy did join ).

After the war, he made a fascist party, Fasci di Combattimento. The party's symbol was a bundle of rods strapped together around an axe which was a symbol of authority in ancient Rome.

So then he promised to recreate the Roman empire's glory in a way that is nationalistic, anti-socialist, and anti-liberal.Mussolini threatened a march to take over the government. Once King Victor Emmanuel heard of this, he asked Mussolini to form a government. Mussolini immediately abolished other parties and transformed Italy to a fascist state.

Answered by Chris643
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Answer:

Mussolini invented a political philosophy known as fascism, extolling it as an alternative to socialist radicalism and parliamentary inaction. Fascism, he promised, would end political corruption and labor strife while maintaining capitalism and private property. It would make trains run on time.

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