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The economic crisis in Italy following World War I was primarily caused by severe inflation, high unemployment, and widespread social unrest. The Treaty of Versailles left many Italians feeling betrayed, as the country did not receive the territorial gains they expected. This discontent was exacerbated by the economic difficulties and strikes, leading to a loss of faith in the liberal government. Mussolini capitalized on this turmoil by promising stability, national revival, and strong leadership, ultimately facilitating his rise to power.

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