英['fæʃɪzəm]美['fæʃɪzəm]
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来自意大利语fascio，绑，集中，意大利法西斯分子墨索里尼借用该词来命名其新组建的政党，同时，该词也使人联想到古罗马的束棒（fasces），一种集权的象征。
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小知识
Fascism is a way of ruling that advocates total control of the people. Your parents' rule that you must be home by midnight might seem like fascism, but Europeans will tell you that it could be a lot worse.
The word fascism can be hard to spell, so remember that the c comes after the s. Fascism comes from the Latin fascio, meaning “bundle, or political group.” In fascism, the people are looked at as a bundle — one body that must be controlled by the government with absolute force. There’s no option to vote, no chance to impeach a leader, and no freedom to stand up against the governing body.
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n.法西斯主义
absolutism / totalitarianism / dictatorship / autocracy / racism