In the following quiz, we’ll be taking a look at the widely talked about the book from American author Jonah Goldberg in 2008 entitled “Liberal Fascism”, in which he claims that fascist movements were and are left-wing instead of right-wing. The book became a New York Times Best Seller, and in the quiz below we’ll be taking a look at some of the points made within it and seeing what you can tell us about it.
Jules Verne
H.G. Wells
Jonah Goldberg
Erich Fromm
Aldous Huxley
Ernst Nolte
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
George Orwell
"The Moral Equivalent of War" by William James.
"The Philosophy of Fascism" by Giovanni Gentile.
"Historic Materialism and Marxist Economics" by Benedetto Croce.
"Science of Logic" by Georg Hegel.
Because America's diverse origins eliminate any nationalistic tendencies.
Because there is no such thing as American fascism.
Because the American two-party system excludes fascists from the political process.
Because it is moderated by special factors such as individualism and geographical size.
The Counter-Reformation
The French Revolution
The March on Rome
The Munich Beer Hall Putsch.
National Review
The Weekly Standard
The New Republic
Socialist Review
Progressivism
Futurism
Syndicalism
Classical liberalism
Because there is no ideological relationship between German National Socialism and Italian Fascism.
Because Zionism is a form of Israeli fascism.
Because Jews were overrepresented in the Italian Fascist Party.
Because Benito Mussolini was half-Jewish.
It is racist.
It is militaristic.
It has popular appeal.
It attempts to turn politics into a religion.
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