Benito Mussolini was an Italian political leader who became the fascist dictator of Italy from 1925 to 1945. Originally a revolutionary socialist, he forged the paramilitary fascist movement in 1919 and became prime minister in 1922.
Answer:
Conservative.
Explanation:
The term 'conservative' is used to denote 'someone who usually supports or favors the maintenance of status quo' and denies any kind of change or modification in the conventional institutions or beliefs. These people usually tend to show support, in fact rigidity to the 'social as well as economic status quo' and tend to show an opposition towards the introduction of any kind of new political arrangements or economic formulas that they view as a threat to their existing authority of beliefs/status quo. Therefore, such a person would be considered as 'conservative' in present context.
Propietors were drawn to these colonies because of their good growing climate, proxsimity to the coast(for easy trading) and they made money by growing cash crops like rice and tobacco(later cotton and indigo as well).
Pan Africanism was opposed to outside
political interference and colonization of Africa. It advocated for
independence and self-reliance of African states that would independently
provide for their citizenry. Proponents of the ideology were opposed to external political and economic
involvement on the continent.
One of the most important <span>effect of nation industrialization was that the nations became more self sufficient or self reliant. The nations started producing the goods that they required and they did not have to look up to other countries to get the goods imported. this helped the economy grow as well.</span>
