Question

select all the correct answers.
which three aspects are commonly seen in fascism?
□ nationalism
□ elimination of class systems
□ complete equality for all citizens
□ dictatorship
□ use of military forces

Explanation:

• Nationalism: Fascism often promotes extreme nationalism, emphasizing the superiority of one's nation and often using it to unify people under a single ideology.
• Dictatorship: Fascist regimes are typically led by a dictator who has absolute power, suppressing opposition and controlling all aspects of society.
• Use of military forces: Fascist governments frequently use military power to expand their influence, suppress dissent, and achieve their political goals, often glorifying military strength.
• The "elimination of class systems" is not a characteristic of fascism (fascism often aligns with corporate and elite interests, maintaining class hierarchies). "Complete equality for all citizens" is also not a fascist trait, as fascism promotes hierarchy and often discriminates against certain groups.

Answer:

A. nationalism, D. dictatorship, E. use of military forces