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's grandfather James, coppersmith Matteo Matteotti, was original Comasine in Pejo Valley, Trentino, where he had moved to Polesine in 1859, the year of his death. His son, Jerome (1839-1902) will continue and spread to his father's business: trader iron and copper, had invested the profits in the home and land, reaching an enviable economic position.
On February 7, 1875 Jerome married Elizabeth (commonly called Isabella) Garzaroli. They had seven children, four of whom died in infancy: adult education, James was the second, after Matteo (1876-1909) and before Silvio (1887-1910), and the only surviving brothers, even deaths of young tuberculosis. All young people engaged in politics Matteotti in the ranks of the Socialist Party, following the example of his father who was a city councilor from 1896 to 1897 Polesine.
teenager attended the school in Rovigo, where he was a classmate of his future political rival Catholic Umberto Merlin.
He graduated in law from the University of Bologna in 1907 and came into contact with social movements, which soon became a prominent figure. During World War I proved a staunch supporter of Italian neutrality and this cost him his position internment in Sicily. Giancarlo was born in 1918 his son, who followed in the footsteps of his father devoted himself to political activity.
Matteotti was elected to Parliament for the first time in 1919, representing the constituency Rovigo-Ferrara. He was reelected in 1921 and 1924.
In 1921 he published a famous "social survey on the deeds of the Fascists in Italy", which denounced, for the first time, the violence of the fascist squads during the election campaign of 1921.

In October 1922 he was expelled from the Italian Socialist Party, with the current Filippo Turati's reformist; Matteotti therefore became the new secretary of the Socialist Unity Party.
In 1924 was published in London his book: The Fascist Exposed, a year of fascist domination in which meticulously reported acts of fascist violence against opponents. The introduction of the book explicitly refuted the allegations according to which the fascist squad violence had been used in order to restore the country to a situation of legality and normality with the restoration of State authority, as these manifestations of fascist violence against opponents continued even after a year of the fascist government. Also observed that the improvement of economic and financial conditions of the country, che stava lentamente riprendendosi dalle devastazioni della guerra era dovuto non all'azione fascista, ma alle energie popolari, tuttavia a beneficiarne erano gli speculatori e i capitalisti, mentre il ceto medio e dei lavoratori non ne beneficiavano in proporzione al loro impegno ed avevano perduto la loro libertà.