WWII. (5) New Alliances

When did Mussolini publicly speak of the Rome-Berlin Axis?

• November 1935

• November 1936

• December 1936

• January 1937

Why did Mussolini become angered with France and Britain?

• They supported his invasion of Ethiopia

• They opposed his invasion of Ethiopia

• They remained neutral

• They offered military assistance

When did Mussolini's forces invade Ethiopia?

• October 1934

• October 1935

• October 1936

• October 1937

What was Benito Mussolini's dream for Italy?

• To create a new Roman Empire

• To establish a democratic government

• To modernize Italy's economy

• To expand into Northern Europe

What term was used to describe the alliance between Italy and Germany?

• The Berlin Agreement

• The Rome-Berlin Axis

• The European Axis

• The Italian-German Pact

Who was Germany's partner in the Anti-Comintern Pact?

• Italy

• Japan

• Spain

• Britain

How did Mussolini’s foreign policy moves in the 1930s align with his ambitions for Italy?

• They were unrelated to his dreams of an empire

• They reflected his aspirations for a new Roman Empire

• They were focused only on economic growth

• They aimed to establish a democratic governance model

What was Mussolini’s reaction to the opposition from France and Britain regarding his invasion?

• He sought support from the United States

• He drew closer to Hitler

• He pulled back his forces from Ethiopia

• He negotiated a settlement

What did the Rome-Berlin Axis signify about Italy and Germany's relationship?

• A weakening of ties

• A formal military alliance

• A cultural exchange program

• Recognition of common political and economic interests

How did France and Britain's opposition to Mussolini's actions affect his relationship with Hitler?

• Strengthened their bond

• Weakened their relationship

• Had no effect

• Led to a military conflict