Fascism was born with an ambiguous face, surging from socialist ideas developed in a strong nationalistic way, embracing monarchy and free-trade; it also had expansionist policies. Mussolini himself was in fact socialist, besides as his party was non getting as many votes as he evaluate he shifted to fascism, but reluctantly breaking his links with socialism. The exclude and the consolidation of big businessman was done in a superficially legal manner, but a party led by a dictator needs a harsh regularization to stay in power and be to some achievement ruthless to bring order - something Europe needed, specially afterwards the mess created by World War One.
By 1900 the process of marriage in Italy, the Risorgimento, had largely been completed territorially, but not in any other respect. The vast majority of the population save felt no real attachment to Italy at all, as a result of Italys continuing weakness as a cultural, industrial, military, and colonial power compared to older European states. This resulted in a deepening national inferiority complex and led to several(a) projects for the renewal of nationalism, both from the extreme left and the extreme right. Italy was promised state of matter in the war and joined at the side of the Allies, but in the end it did not gained what it was promised and this was known as the mangle victory.
The political sphere indicated the government in power was vulnerable, the Italians blamed the government for it did not take a stronger stand. Economically, Italy was in a great (fake, as it was believed it was about to collapse) boom. The North seemed to be booming more than the south.
The fear of a communist novelty seemed to have given Mussolini an increasing amount of supporters such as the wealthy (who were afraid of the...
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