Which foreign policy actions did mussolini take to strengthen italy? a.) he suppressed rebellions in libya and seized ethiopia. b.) he encouraged rebellions in libya and saved ethiopia from seizure. c.)he increased the size of the navy and invaded ports in spain.\ d.) he negotiated an agreement with germany and attacked russia.

The best answer is:

a.) He suppressed rebellions in Libya and seized Ethiopia

He had adopted Adolf Hitler's plans to expand German territories by acquiring all territories it considered German. Mussolini followed this policy when he invaded Ethiopia, the African country situated in Africa.

In 1932, he took over the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. His main targets in the Adriatic sea were Yugoslavia and Albania. He entered into the world war 2 to Gain spoils and to prevent German claims on Northern Italy.

The answer is A.
He has suppressed rebellions in Libya and seized Ethiopia.

Benito Mussolini was an Italian dictator, governor as prime minister of the Kingdom of Italy between 1922 and 1943. He was an ally of Adolf Hitler and in his government, Italy was aligned with Germany during the 2nd world war.

As part of his foreign policy, he repressed the rebellions in Libya and conquered Ethiopia in 1935, in order to strengthen and increase the prestige of Italy.