Fascism WW1 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryItaly - 19th and 20th centuryWW1ASAQA Created by: darcylizzCreated on: 13-04-17 14:53 What Treaty does Italy sign 1915? Treaty of London, joining Triple Entente and WW1 1 of 24 When does Salandra resign as MP and why? 1916 - Due to lack of advances in war, replaced by Boselli 2 of 24 When is the Battle of Caporetto and what happened? 1917 - Humiliating defeat, 270,000 prisoners taken and lost nearly all artillary 3 of 24 When does MP Boselli resign and why? 1917 - Due to humiliating defeat at Caporetto, replaced by Orlando 4 of 24 When is the battle of Vittorio Veneto and what happens? Oct 1918 - Defeat Austia-Hugary but were already on brink of collapse, it was remembered and many felt they deserved rewards 5 of 24 When was the Treaty of Saint of Germain and what was agreed? 1919 - Treaty only recieves some of land promised, doesn't recieve Dalmatia or Africa colonies due to Americas belief of Self Determination. 6 of 24 How many Italian soldiers were killed in WW1? 600,000 7 of 24 How many Italian soldiers deserted? 300,000 8 of 24 What was Italys largest advance in WW1? Only 12 miles 9 of 24 What was and when was the Fiume Incident? 1919 - Nationalist Gabrielle D'Annunzio led 2000 armed men and take over the city Fiume 10 of 24 When did the Fiume Incident end and what was the result? Dec 1920, showed how weak the liberal government was & showed force could be used to achieve what you want & shows questionable loyalty of army 11 of 24 When was Universal Male Sufferage introduced? 1919, as a reward for the working class' war effort 12 of 24 What other reform was introduced 1919? Proportional represntation, ws fairer for smaller parties but often meant no party has a majority in parliment. 13 of 24 What was the National Debt in 1919? 85 billion lire 14 of 24 What was the cause of inflation after WW1? The Italian government printed money to pay of the money they owed America and Britan 15 of 24 What were the consequences of inflation? 1. Higher food prices........ 2. Lower Wages 16 of 24 What two munitions companies collapsed as a result the end of war time contracts? Ilva & Ansaldo 17 of 24 How many strike were there in 1919? 1860 18 of 24 How many striking workers were there 1919? 1.5 million, compared to 170,000 in 1914 19 of 24 Who was the leader of the PPI (Popolari)? Luigi Sturzo 20 of 24 What did trade union membership increase to after the war? 2 million, previously it was 250,000 21 of 24 By how much did the value of a lire decrease by, and by how much did share prices decrease by? The value of a lire dropped by 25%, Share prices halved 22 of 24 How did war effect democracy? Salandra ruled by decree, Parties were dived on whether to intervene, Parliment lost power to make laws & unelected military leader gained power 23 of 24 Which incident force MP Nitti to resign? Fiume Incident 24 of 24
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