Question

how are fascism and communism different?
○ fascism develops a strong military while communism focuses on
political maneuvering
● fascism relies on extreme nationalism while communism looks to
eliminate inequality in society
○ communism looks to strengthen the home country while fascism
attempts to create a global revolution
○ communism relies on a strong dictator while fascism spreads out
power among government officials

Explanation:

Fascism's core ideological pillar is extreme nationalism, prioritizing the nation's interests often through authoritarian means. Communism's central goal is to establish a classless society by eliminating economic and social inequality, based on collective ownership of resources. The other options are incorrect: both ideologies can have strong militaries; fascism focuses on the nation, not global revolution; and both can have authoritarian, concentrated power structures.

Answer:

Fascism relies on extreme nationalism while communism looks to eliminate inequality in society