What did mussolini do to expand the italian empire?

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Mussolini expanded the Italian empire by making Italy a dominant power in the Mediterranean and ensured that Italy had access to the Indian and Atlantic oceans. Italy, then, took advantage of their ability to travel without question and began invading nations that were not strongly supported by England or France.

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