Fascists sought to establish a centralized and authoritarian form of government that granted significant power to a single leader or ruling party. Their primary goal was to create a strong and disciplined nation-state, often characterized by intense nationalism and the suppression of individual rights and freedoms. Fascists believed in the superiority of their own race or nation, advocating for strict social hierarchies and the preservation of traditional values. Additionally, they aimed to expand their territories and exert dominance over other nations through militaristic actions and territorial conquest.
