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Italy as a colonial power?

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Italy as a colonial power game quiz
"Very few people know about Italian colonial past. For those who think they do, here is a little test:"

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. In 1912, as a result of a war between Italy and Turkey, a group of Mediterranean islands became an Italian possession:
    The Cyclades
    The Ionian Islands
    The Sporades
    The Dodecanese


2. Because of its proximity to southern Italy, Tripolitania (a region of contemporary Libya annexed in 1911) was soon nicknamed:
    A place in the sun
    The Fourth Shore
    The Southern Coast
    Nuova Italia


3. As a consequence of the Tirana Talks of 1920, a small island off the Albanian coast became an Italian possession:
    Sazan (Saseno)
    Kerkira (Corfu)
    Pelagruza (Pelagosa)
    Pianosa


4. Italy's colonial history started in 1869, through a specific act:
    The battle for Tripoli
    The purchase of Assab, Eritrea
    The occupation of Tirana
    The Dogali slaughter


5. An easy one: Canton Ticino, an Italian speaking region of Southern Switzerland, has been an Italian possession. True or false?
    Answer: ((one word, true or false))


6. In 1902 Italy was granted a 450,000 sq meter concession in China populated, among others, by 150 Italians. Such concession was in:
    Canton
    Tianjin
    Shanghai
    Qingdao


7. Which of the following countries has not been an Italian colony?
    Djibouti
    Somalia
    Ethiopia
    Eritrea


8. Albania was annexed to Italy in:
    1935
    1911
    1939
    1921


9. When Ethiopia was annexed to Italy, in 1936, Italian king Vittorio Emanuele also became?
    Emperor of Ethiopia
    Duke of Addis Ababa
    King of Eastern Africa
    Protector of Italian Africa


10. What Dalmatian city became Italian in 1920?
    Zadar (Zara)
    Dubrovnik (Ragusa)
    Split (Spalato)
    Sibenik (Sebenico)


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