Communism achieves total government control of the means of production through a workers' violent revolution.

Fascism allows citizens to retain nominal ownership of factories, stores, etc., but it heavily regulates them to the point that they are merely following

the government's orders. Historically communism focused on international class struggle while fascism tended to be nationalistic and racial.

Sample Partial Credit Answer

Under communism the government owns everything, but under

fascism the government technically allows private owners who

have to obey all the government's orders.