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Three personal liberties restricted under fascism include: cultural religious travel thought
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Three personal liberties restricted under fascism include:
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Travel, Religious, and Cultural
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I believe the answer is:
cultural
religious
Travel
under fascism, the society would establish the type of culture/ethnicities that deemed as superior and which one are inferior, established a national religion that must be followed by all citizens, and make it illegal for the citizens who want to escape the country to seek better lifes.
Real life example of fascist government that ever exist would be norht Korea and germany under hitler's rule.
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