Select which Statement below summarizes Goals Communism and Fascism based on the following text.
"Communist and fascist governments resemble each other in some ways. In both, a dictator often rules. Both suppress opposition and claim that individual liberties must be sacrificed for the greater good of society. Both tend toward totalitarian control of people's lives. But their economic policies are different, and so are their larger goals. In a communist society, the government directs the economy and owns most or all of the land, factories, and other resources that contribute to the economy. In theory, workers control the production of goods and share property. The stated goal of communism is a world in which social classes disappear and all people are treated equally. That's the theory — in reality, leaders of communist nations usually have far more material goods and privileges than the workers, who lack both wealth and freedom. A fascist government allows individuals to own property and businesses, but it maintains strict control over economic activity, and makes sure that private businesses serve the government's goals. Fascism glorifies the nation and its leaders, and calls on citizens to put the interests of the nation above individual interests. Fascist regimes often use war as a way to expand and strengthen the state. They reject the idea of equality for all. On the contrary, fascists often persecute minorities, and claim that their own national group is superior to others and therefore destined to rule."options:
A.There are no similarities at all between Communist and Fascist nations.
B.Communism has total economic control while Fascism is all about free trade and capitalism with no economic controls.
C.Communist governments allowed freedom and elections almost always while Fascist governments only allow some freedoms like freedom of the press.
D.Both systems use tight control of peoples freedoms and the economy. Communism aims to make all workers equal, while Fascist want all power to go to the State/Nation.
