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Section 9.2
Section 9.2
1939
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By 1939 only two remained democrats and the rest had adapted dictatorial regimes.
1919
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Mussolini created a new political group.
1920
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Mussolini established the first European Fascist movement in Italy
1920 - 1921
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Mussolini started forming the black-shirted arms.
1922
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Mussolini threats to march on Rome if they were not given power.
1870
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The Church recognized the Catholic Church ever since Italy was united.
1929
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Mussolini's regime recognized the sovereignty within a small area of Rome.
1939
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There was organizations created to promote the Fascist goals.
1920 - 1922
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The peasants began to sabotage the communist program by hoarding food.
1921
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The industrial output had lowered to about 20%.
1921
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Lenin pulled Russia back from the abyss.
1924
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The power struggle among the members.
1917
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Stalinist era marked the beginning of an economic, social, and political revolution.
1929
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stalin was able to eliminate any Bolsheviks from the revolutionary
1930
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10 million peasant households had been collectivized
1932 - 9133
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10 million peasants died in the famines of 1932 and 1933.
1929
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Parliamentary systems were known as the kingdom of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes.
April 20, 1889
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On April 20, 1889 Hitler was born.
1921
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By the summer of 1921, Hitler had taken control of the party which by then had been renamed Nazi.
November 1923
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An overconfident Hitler staged an uprising against the government in Munich in November 9123.
1929
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By 1929, it had a national party organization.
1931 - 1932
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Unemployment had risen dramatically, growing from 4.35 million in the 1931 to 6 million by the winter of 1932.
March 23, 1933
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The crowning step of Hitler's "legal seizure" of power came on March 23, 1933, when a two-thirds vote of the Reichstag passed the Enabling Act.
1934
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When Hindenburg died in 1934, the office of president was abolished.
1934
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Unemployment dropped to 2.6 million in 1934.
1937
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By 1937 unemployment was lower than 500,000.