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Life in Fascist Italy - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Boys were expected to grow into fierce soldiers who would fight for the country. They sometimes joined groups (Sons of the she wolf, balilla, avanguardista) to further this.
      - Girls were expected to be good mothers who would provide Italy with a population that a great power was expected to have.
- - - - Brought fascists and on-fascist unions together
      - cooperations only had to recognize certain unions over others
    - - Limited the number of unions per sector of the economy to one
    - - Unions were required to be fascist
      - Collective contracts were established, offering relatively low-paying jobs in eschange for job security and fring benefits
      - Confirmed support for industry leaders
  - - - The goal was to keep the exchange rate of the Lira artificially high, making imports more expensive and encouraging economic growth within the coutnry
    - - Agrarian land reform. It was eventually just placed on hold.
    - - Draining of the Pontine marshes around Rome and other unusable land for more usable land throughout Italy
- - - - Loans were given to married couples, payments scaled with number of children
      - Married man with six children didn't have to pay an income tax
      - Unmarried men taxed more each year they remained unmarried