Italian Fascists Considered Themselves to Be the Defenders of Which

question 17

Multiple Choice

Italian fascists considered themselves to be the defenders of which of the following?

• A) large corporations and the capitalist system in which they participated
• B) the Italian monarchy and aristocracy
• C) peasants, nonsocialist workers, veterans, and students
• D) unionized factory workers and miners

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Definitions:

Corporate Bylaws

Detailed rules adopted by a corporation governing its operations, including the rights and responsibilities of shareholders and directors.

Corporation By Estoppel

A legal doctrine that prevents a party from denying the corporate existence of a company when it has treated it as a corporation.

De Facto Corporation

A business treated as a legally incorporated company for all purposes except against the state in a direct proceeding, despite not completing the incorporation process properly.

De Jure Corporation

a corporation that is legally established and operating in accordance with the law.