Mussolini's Italy refers to the period of Italian history from 1922 to 1943 when Benito Mussolini led the country as a dictator. He established a totalitarian regime under the Fascist Party, promoting nationalism and militarism. Mussolini aimed to restore Italy's former glory, emphasizing aggressive expansion and colonial ambitions, particularly in Africa. During this time, Mussolini implemented various policies, including state control of the economy and suppression of political opposition. His government also promoted propaganda to glorify the state and its achievements. Mussolini's alliance with Nazi Germany ultimately led Italy into World War II, resulting in significant consequences for the nation.