When World War I broke out, Benito Mussolini wanted Italy to
A) remain neutral and not fight.
B) fight on the Allied side.
C) bargain with the Allied and Central powers to see which would reward Italy with more
territory.
D) join the war on the side of Austria and Germany.
E) none of the above.
B
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c. the Plymouth colony would be governed by a representative assembly. d. religious toleration would be extended to all who wished to settle in Plymouth.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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a. despair at the decadence of the West. b. pride in the accomplishments of Western civilization. c. exhaustion after a century of European wars. d. pessimism about the possibility of future progress. e. unity and peace in the wake of a period of declining nationalism.
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