Lesson 2L.1.1
2L.1.1 Liberal Italy's crisis and the rise of Mussolini, c1900–1926 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 22
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Lesson 2L.1.1, Liberal Italy's crisis and the rise of Mussolini, c1900–1926: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA History (7042), Unit 22: 2L Italy and Fascism, c1900–1945, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What political tactic of forming alliances characterised Italian politics under Giolitti before 1914?
- Squadrismo
- Irredentismo
- Futurismo
- Trasformismo
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Which geographical division posed a major socio-economic problem for Liberal Italy?
- North-South divide
- East-West divide
- Coastal-inland divide
- Urban-rural divide
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Which two colonial ventures were pursued by Italy before 1915 according to the specification?
- Egypt and Abyssinia
- Abyssinia and Libya
- Tunisia and Eritrea
- Somalia and Tunisia
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Which political party was founded in 1892 to represent Italian industrial workers?
- Popular Party
- Communist Party
- Fascist Party
- Socialist Party
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Which 1915 secret treaty brought Italy into the First World War on the Allied side?
- Treaty of Saint-Germain
- Treaty of London
- Treaty of Versailles
- Treaty of Rapallo
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Which nationalist term described Italy's feeling of receiving inadequate territorial gains after 1918?
- Mutilated Victory
- Red Biennium
- March on Rome
- Corporate State
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Which 1917 military defeat caused a severe crisis for the Italian army on the Isonzo front?
- Battle of Lepanto
- Battle of Solferino
- Battle of Adwa
- Battle of Caporetto
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Which figure seized the city of Fiume in 1919 as part of nationalist protest?
- Gabriele d'Annunzio
- Victor Emmanuel III
- Giovanni Giolitti
- Don Luigi Sturzo
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Which Catholic political party was founded by Don Luigi Sturzo in 1919?
- The Red Leagues
- The Squadristi
- The Ras
- The Popolari
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Which period of intense leftist strike action in Italy from 1919 to 1920 alarmed conservative elites?
- Marcia su Roma
- Aventine Secession
- Biennio Rosso
- Biennio Nero
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Which event in October 1922 resulted in King Victor Emmanuel III appointing Mussolini as Prime Minister?
- Matteotti Crisis
- March on Rome
- Fiume Endeavour
- Aventine Secession
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Why did King Victor Emmanuel III refuse to declare martial law in October 1922?
- Military loyalty
- Cabinet advice
- Civil war fears
- Fascist pressure
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Which 1923 electoral law granted two-thirds of parliamentary seats to the most popular voting list?
- Acerbo Law
- Lateran Pacts
- Rocco Law
- Leggi Fascistissime
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What term describes the protest walkout by parliamentary opposition following Giacomo Matteotti's murder in 1924?
- Aventine Secession
- Pact of Pacification
- Biennio Rosso
- March on Rome
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In which month and year did Mussolini deliver the speech establishing his open dictatorship?
- January 1925
- June 1924
- October 1922
- December 1926
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Which series of repressive laws passed between 1925 and 1926 dismantled Italian democracy?
- Leggi Fascistissime
- Acerbo Law
- Rocco Law
- Lateran Pacts
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Which term best describes the core ideology promoted by Mussolini in 1920s Italy?
- Liberalism
- Fascism
- Socialism
- Syndicalism
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What main political weakness contributed to the collapse of Liberal Italy by 1922?
- Absolute royal rule
- Single-party dictatorship
- Communist rule
- Weak coalition governments
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Which 1923 law helped Mussolini consolidate power by granting parliamentary seats to the leading party?
- The Lateran Pacts
- The Rocco Law
- The Gentile Reform
- The Acerbo Law
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What type of political system had Mussolini established in Italy by 1926?
- Single-party dictatorship
- Constitutional monarchy
- Military junta
- Liberal democracy
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