Should Italy Enter World War II?

In 1939，Italy entered the World War II because they had a treaty with Germany and they only got few benefits from the treaty. One side of the argument is that Italy should enter the World War II. The other side of that the Italy should not enter the World War II. I believe that Italy should enter the World War II. I have three reasons why I believe that the Italy should enter the World War II. The reasons why Italy should enter the World War II were Benito Mussolini would like to make a strong, new Italian state modeled after the ancient Roman Empire，there was a treaty between Italy and Germany and the economy of Italy became worse after World War I.
The first reason why I believe that Italy should enter the Would War II was Benito Mussolini
This is important because the economy is really important to a government operate or become strong. However they need to fight with other countries if they had no ways to made their country’s economy still work well by resources or any other ideas. According to the History Learning site “The economy of Italy had made little recovery after World War Oneand Mussolini knew that this was a major area to address if Italy was to become a major European power. Mussolini knew that Italy after 1918 was a poor nation compared to France and Britain. Mussolini wanted to advance the economic state of Italy and his plan was based on a two-fold approach: attacking the power of the trade unions and therefore controlling the workers, and setting Italy targets as he had with his Battle for Births. For the attempt to get Italy on the road to economic prosperity, Mussolini introduced three ‘battles’ – the Battle for Land, the Battle of the Lira and the Battle for Grain.” (The Economy in Fascist Italy) This quotation shows the Italy’s condition at that time and how Italy government makes their country’s economy become better. From the AXIS ALLIANCE IN WORLD WAR II “The three principal partners in the Axis alliance were Germany, Italy, and Japan. These three countries recognized German domination over most of continental Europe; Italian domination over the Mediterranean Sea; and Japanese domination over East Asia and the Pacific, the Axis partners had two common interests: 1) territorial expansion and foundation of empires based on military conquest and the overthrow of the post-World War I international order.” (AXIS ALLIANCE IN WORLD WAR II). This quotation shows that Italy needed other countries to support the money to them and fought. From the “In this respect a very interesting case study is provided by the experience of the Italian labor market during