Thinking about F. T. Marinetti and the futurist movement being one of the cornerstones of fascism, why do you think many of the ideas he discusses can be so appealing to the populace of the time, and young men in particular? Remember, the ideas presented within were some of the pillars of Hitler’s rise to power in Nazi Germany, Mussolini’s rise to power in Fascist Italy, and Franco’s rise to power in Fascist Spain. Consider this: how might the longing for a simplicity of the past help lead to the desire for fascism?