Growth of support for facism was a reason for Mussolinis appointment as Prime Minister,however there were many other reasons for Mussolinis appointment as PM, but growth of support was very important for him. The war and the mutilated victory, had an affect on Mussolinis appointment as PM. The main reason wad that the nationalists were bitterly disappointed that italy didn’t make any gains during the war. The nationalists claimed that Italy had been betrayed by the Liberal government, this shows that the nationalists might have wanted to overthrow the Liberal government and therefore supported Mussolini before he was appointed. This links into the title point that Mussolini had a wide support base and that it was growing.
Benito Mussolini had a very important role in his rise to the power of Italy. There were some factors that made the people think in a change in the politic system, and this was taken by him to consolidate his arrival to power. On the one hand, Mussolini made several moves that helped him get closer to the mandate of Italy. He promised to the people of Italy a political stability. By that time the political situation was chaotic, after the Paris conference very little beneficial resolutions were made for Italy.
He was a complex man, ruled by his conscience, which he conveniently altered to suit his needs. Before his aims were formed, he made 2 immediate actions; the first was the imprisonment of Empson and Dudley, Henry VII's trusted advisors and secondly, made Catherine of Aragon the new queen of England. Henry VIII's aims for his reign were made clear from the start. These aims included glory in war with France, to reclaim lost territory, to be a popular king and to secure succession of the throne to carry on the Tudor dynasty. Henry's underlining aim was to achieve eternal glory.
Napoleon planned an attack on the Royalists and defeated them again. Napoleon became indispensable to the Directory he returned to Paris from Italy as a hero, more popular than the Directors. In 1798 Napoleon planned to invade Britain but on realizing the French were not equipped to do so, he decided to do an expedition to Egypt instead. He included academics and intellectuals in his army because he wanted to plunder Egypt militarily but also culturally. On the way he conquered Malta and finally arrived in Egypt where he easily won the battle of the Pyramids.
Machiavelli was correct with his prediction of this when the French invaded Italy in the 1490’s. Because The Prince was published after Machiavelli’s death some people saw it as an insight to how real government’s work, and not as Machiavelli had intended it, which was as the ideal form of government. Another main difference between Pico’s and Machiavelli’s pieces was how
“A political movement of the right, characterized by the use of systematic violence against political opponents and by the presence of a dominant charismatic leader, that emerged after World War I in a number of European countries primarily Italy and Germany.” (The West and the World, page 476.) Before you can attempt to differentiate the fascist forms of government in Germany and Italy, it is important to recognize how they were similar. Both had similar viewpoints in the sense that they believed their respective countries were special and needed the global respect that they deserved. Germany felt isolated because they had to admit they were wrong in World War I and had to pay retributions for their actions. Italy felt that they wanted to regain the glory they possessed during ancient Rome and wished to create a 20th century Italian Empire in the Mediterranean.
After being appointed brigadier-general he was given command to challenge Austrian powers in Italy. Following his success in the mission, he persisted and began to negotiate the Treaty of Campo Formio, which gave France control over the Austrian Netherlands and extended its eastern border to the Rhine River. As a result of proving his promising determination, he was given command for an army for the invasion of England. Once changes began to occur in the French government, he was looked for as military support and accepted. From First Consul to the Emperor of the French, Napoleon took advantage of his triumph to rise in power.
In his first book he talked of Orgetorix and the Helvetii. These Gaulish people had planned a massive migration, lead by Orgetorix. Along with the massive migration it is said that Orgetorix also conspired with other tribal leaders to make it so that he would be an extremely powerful figure in Gaul, ruling most of it. This arrangement was done in secret and Caesar capitalized on that. With another case of his well thought out pathos, he described the sinister nature of the deal.
His political life started in 1970-1986 when he was appointed Minister of Education in 1970-1974. Also He was designated Ambassador to Italy in 1974. While he was playing his in this position in Italy, he saw his country from another social angle; however, Galan continued his ascending career and he got elected as Senator of Colombia, representing his city in 1978. While Galan was serving as senator, He desired to founded his own party with the name new liberalism. Galan also was becoming became popular for his open criticism and complains for of the drug cartels' violence.
The author goes to describe the building boom of the 1300s, the arrival of the Black Plague, and the war against “the new duke of Milan, Filippo Maria Visconti” (King 120). While all these events did directly affect Brunelleschi’s life, from building the dome to falling ill to the plague and to assisting the army during the war, King’s inclusion of this information gives the reader a biography of Florence, not just of Brunelleschi. For a young reader like myself, the construction of a dome may at first come off as unimportant. However, after reading Brunelleschi’s Dome and seeing just how many obstacles were overcome to complete the dome, one can see that this