Lesson Four: Fascism- Also Rejecting Classical Liberalism
1. Introduction
Fascism: Also Rejecting Classical Liberalism
Key Question: Is resistance to liberalism justified?
Duration: 3 blocks (80 mins each + homework)
Communism can be characterized as an ideology of the far left of the political spectrum, and fascism can be characterized as a ideology of the extreme right. During the 20th century (1900s), fascism's ideology was shared by the governments of Italy, Germany, Spain, and Japan. However, fascist movements were in evidence in Britain, France, and other European countries. Fascist policies also found supporters in the United States and Canada. On the political spectrum, fascism is located as shown below: What is fascism? Continue on to the lesson to learn about it!
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