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b. The March on Rome

This page examines the events leading up to Mussolini's seizure of power in 1922. Specified content: What was the nature of Italian fascism? What was the significance of the March on Rome? Concept - significance: What was the significance of the March on Rome? Benito Mussolini Before the First World War Mussolini was a radical socialist who had condemned the moderate socialists for working with the liberal state. He...

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