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World History Homework Twelve - Model (view source)
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:The greatest difference between [[communism]] and [[fascism]] is that communism is international while fascism is extreme nationalism. Also, communism does not focus on national identity but on equality among classes and all people. Fascism sees its nation as being above other nations, its people as above other people, and it encourages or at least does not interfere with class differences. But perhaps what unites them is greater than what divides them! Both stress the collective and squash individual freedom, both encourage some form of [[government]] control over the [[economy]], both display a disdain for human rights, and both command complete allegiance to a [[dictator]]. (Addison)
:The greatest difference between [[communism]] and [[fascism]] is that communism is international while fascism is extreme nationalism. Also, communism does not focus on national identity but on equality among classes and all people. Fascism sees its nation as being above other nations, its people as above other people, and it encourages or at least does not interfere with class differences. But perhaps what unites them is greater than what divides them! Both stress the collective and squash individual freedom, both encourage some form of [[government]] control over the [[economy]], both display a disdain for human rights, and both command complete allegiance to a [[dictator]]. (Addison)
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