Answer: There is one man at the head of both regimes, but there is an ideological difference.
Explanation:
Both systems of government are characterized by the fact that there is one man at the head of the state who is the supreme political authority. Yet fascism is a rigid form of nationalist rule that has historically opposed dissidents by militant methods. Communism, on the other hand, is a milder form of government compared to fascism. Fascism is based on militant nationalism, while communism is based on patriotism.
