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What state did Mussolini's 1929 deal with the Pope create?
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Whose 1923 Munich putsch was inspired by the March on Rome?
Answer: Adolf Hitler
Why: Jailed for the failed putsch, Hitler dictated Mein Kampf during his months in Landsberg Prison.
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When did Fascist Italy first pass anti-Jewish racial laws?
Answer: 1938
Why: From that autumn, Jewish pupils and teachers were barred from Italy's public schools and universities.
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How much of parliament did the 1923 Acerbo Law give the winning party?
Answer: Two-thirds
Why: A party needed only 25% of the vote to claim that two-thirds share of the seats.
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Which Mexican president was Mussolini named after?
Answer: Benito Juárez
Why: His two middle names, Amilcare and Andrea, also honoured Italian socialists.
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Which sea did Fascist Italy call 'Mare Nostrum', or 'Our Sea'?
Answer: Mediterranean Sea
Why: The ancient Romans used the name first, and by 30 BC it covered the whole Mediterranean.
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Which socialist MP did a Fascist squad murder in 1924?
Answer: Giacomo Matteotti
Why: The opposition deputies walked out of parliament over his murder, and in 1926 the Chamber stripped 123 of them of their seats.