BEGINNING OF GIOLITTI 1911

Question 1

what did the catholics want to acheive

Answer 1

land back (papal)
roman question answered
defeat socialism
give more power to pope

Question 2

what did the liberals want to achieve

Answer 2

wider franchise
keep politcal dominance
unify italy

Question 3

what did the nationalists want to achieve

Answer 3

lower taxes
an empire
defeat socialism
lower taxes

Question 4

what did the socialists want to achieve

Answer 4

8hr working day
extended vote
womens rights

Question 5

what does it mean for someone to be infalable?

Answer 5

Freedom from error in teaching the universal Church in matters of faith or morals

Question 6

what is giolittis response to the socialists

Answer 6

absorb them from politcal system
ban empoyment of children under 12
compulsory accident insurance in industrial work paid by employers

Question 7

giolittis response to church

Answer 7

offered concessions

Question 8

catholic politicains joined coalitions with what group

Answer 8

liberals

Question 9

what is the gentaloni pact

Answer 9

swing Catholic voters behind Giolitti’s coalition in the 1913 general election.

Question 10

giolittis response to the nationalists

Answer 10

invade libya to expand empire

Question 11

what was the impact of the extension of the franchise

Answer 11

more people could vote so voted against giolitti and for the church

Question 12

due to the franchise extension what age could all men vote

Answer 12

all men gained the vote who completed military service
all men aged 30+

Question 13

in 1910, giolitti introduced a maternity fund, how much were families paid per baby

Answer 13

40 lira

Question 14

the electroal franchise extended from 3 million to what

Answer 14

8.5 million

Question 15

from 1912, all literate men over …. could vote

Answer 15

21

Question 16

catholics were part of coalitions in what big cities

Answer 16

turin, bologna, florence and vienna

Question 17

in 1909 how many catholics stood and how many were elected

Answer 17

40 stood, 1 elected

Question 18

by 1911, the 6 major car producers employed over …. workers

Answer 18

6000

Question 19

what car brand supplied half of italys vehicles

Answer 19

FIAT

Question 20

in 1913 how many seats did liberals lose

Answer 20

71

Question 21

what year did gio resign

Answer 21

1914

Question 22

what was the bank called that had connections to the pope

Answer 22

banco di roma

Question 23

italy wanted to go to war with libya to claim what continent

Answer 23

north africa

Question 24

what agreement did france go back on in 1902

Answer 24

to support italian influence in libya in exchange for italys backing in morocco

Question 25

what did the agadir crisis in 1911 make clear

Answer 25

france was increasing its control in morocco

Question 26

advantages of invasion of libya

Answer 26

Italy gained control of Libya, marking its first acquisition of territory outside Europe Libya's location in North Africa gave Italy a foothold in the Mediterranean The success of the invasion boosted national pride in Italy The invasion was seen by some as a way for the Italian government to distract the public from domestic economic and political issues

Question 27

disadvantages of invasion of libya

Answer 27

The war and subsequent occupation of Libya were costly, both financially and in terms of human lives The Libyan people strongly resisted Italian rule, leading to guerrilla warfare and ongoing uprisings The invasion contributed to growing tensions between Italy and other European powers, especially in Africa

Question 28

what does ideologically polarised mean

Answer 28

When people are ideologically polarized, they hold opposing views on key issues, often with little common ground or understanding between them.

Question 29

whats trasformismo

Answer 29

politcal deal making

Question 30

liberal deputies won how many seats

Answer 30

318

Question 31

in 1914 june, italy had a national strike what happened and what was it called

Answer 31

RED WEEK- : A wave of general strikes and protests broke out, mainly in northern and central Italy. These strikes were organized by socialist and anarchist groups who demanded better working conditions, higher wages, and an end to capitalist exploitation.

Question 32

how many seats did the socialists get in 1913 election

Answer 32

56

Question 33

how many seats did the catholics get

Answer 33

24

Question 34

what was italian military expenditure in 1913-1914

Answer 34

10 million

Question 35

what was austria-hungarys military expenditure in 1913-1914

Answer 35

22 million