Mussolini and Italian Fascism: Factual Tests
Choose from the following two options
20 Factual Questions
Complete the gaps exercise
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Choose from the following two options
20 Factual Questions
Complete the gaps exercise
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Essay Planning Task
A worksheet which guides students through the steps of writing an effective essay on Mussolini’s domestic policies
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Research Task: Short Version
Eight main policy areas will be researched (students later boil these down to five, then link them). The teacher will provide details on the first one using a model research piece and students should make notes. The class will then research the other rows and feedback with their findings.
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A brief overview of the main themes and the key events. Students should take notes!
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Two of the greatest artists of the Renaissance.
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Mussolini (a former schoolteacher and socialist) was appointed prime minister in October 1922 . As Duce (leader), he initially headed a coalition of Fascists and nationalists, but soon assumed dictatorial powers, although muted parliamentary opposition continued until the murder of Matteotti in 1924. As an extension activity, read through Mussolini’s answer to the question “What is Fascism?”.
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