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“Liberty is not an end, it is a means. As a means

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1 Explain how the quotes support the ideas of totalitarianism and fascism
“Liberty is not an end, it is a means. As a means it needs to be controlled and dominated. Here we come to the question of force.” “The one means that wins the easiest victory over reason: terror and force.” Benito Mussolini Adolf Hitler

2 Fascism in Italy Post war Unrest Benito Mussolini Appeal of Fascism
Serious political and economic problems after WWI Unrest among workers Benito Mussolini Strong Nationalist After WWI organized war veterans- Fascist Party Set out to bind Italians together Appeal of Fascism Veterans of WWI – wanted redemption from WWI Nationalists – loved idea of glory of Roman Empire Middle and upper class – feared socialism/communism …didn’t want to lose status (triangles)

3 Italy as a Fascist State
Mussolini Takes Over Black Shirts- combat squads attacked “enemies of the state” “March on Rome” – fake threat of “communist take over” Italian King made him Prime Minister IL Duce – “the leader” Italy as a Fascist State Outlawed all Opposition “Mussolini is always right” Schools – Young Italy- “Believe, Obey, Fight!” Aggressive Foreign Policy

4 Biography video Notes Create the following outline:
Background/Childhood: Personality Traits: Details on his rise to power:

5 Mussolini and bodies of other Fascist leaders hung
by meat hooks while angry crowds kicked, spat and threw rocks.


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