Italy's Territorial Claims in WWI

Italy did not receive the territories promised for joining WWI due to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungary. The Treaty of London, which promised Italy lands in the Adriatic and Africa, was undermined by the emergence of Yugoslavia and the influence of France and the US. This led to Italy's resentment towards its allies.

What was the main reason Italy decided to join the Allies in World War I?

• To gain territories in Africa

• To support Austria-Hungary

• To receive promised territories from the Allies

• To fulfill its Mediterranean ambitions

Why did Italy fail to gain territories in southern Anatolia after World War I?

• The Ottoman Empire remained intact

• The new Turkish Republic resisted division

• Italy withdrew its claims

• The Allies decided to keep the territories

What unexpected event affected Italy's territorial claims in the Adriatic region?

• The rise of Yugoslavism

• The unification of Germany

• The expansion of the Ottoman Empire

• The collapse of the British Empire

Which country did not sign the Treaty of London, affecting Italy's post-war settlements?

• United States

• France

• Russia

• Serbia

What was the main reason for Italy's resentment towards the Allies after World War I?

• Military occupation

• Economic sanctions

• Unmet territorial promises

• Loss of colonies in Africa