>>507591902 (OP)fascism is defined by several main "core" beliefs, note, not all fascist governments hold ALL of these beliefs but most will be built around many of them.
1) the belief in the inherent evil nature of human beings. this manifests in several features common in fascism. a police state, and service to the state == citizenship or full rights of citizenship. lack of birthright citizenship, or full citizenship status.
2) Nationalism over all other beliefs. Nation before God, Culture and Family. This often takes the form of some sort of racial component or ethnic component, with "desired" ethnicities, peoples or races seeing preferential treatment, and possible ethnic cleansing (note: ethnic cleansing isn't a common feature of fascism, though the nazi's definitely did it, execution of criminal elements without trial is far more common in fascist states then ethnic cleansing is, for example Chile rounded up all their drug dealers, communists and drug growers, and killed them all, with standing orders to law enforcement to kill on sight for all drug related criminals)
3) Authoritarian control over society and industry. While fascism typically isn't an "economic" system, it does have heavy state controls over industry, and does have a heavy control over culture. In industry's case they may order factories to produce certain products, and may even set prices the factory can sell them at. in societies case, they will often legislate social lives, ban trends, or encourage them, and criminalize undesirable behavior in a heavy "nanny" state approach. this often manifests in banning free speech or opposition political parties or undesired religions.
4) Militarism - most fascist nations are strongly "militaristic" and aggressive internationally.
These are the most common features of fascism. some examples of fascist regimes - Argentina under Peron, Chile under Pinochet, Italy under Mussolini, South Africa under Apartheid, Germany under Hitler.