Fascism

Fascism is an ideology that emphasizes the exaltation of the nation above all else. Fascism arose in the early 20th century out of the belief that democracy was weak and prone to corruption, that capitalism was unfair to the people, and that communism hurt businesses and doesn't care about nations.

Upper House
Fascists in the upper house will refuse to repeal or implement political reforms and will refuse to repeal or implement social reforms unless the ruling party is fascist, in which case they can support both repeal and implementation of both.

Political Parties
Because the ideology allows for no criticism or opposition to the state, fascist governments are hostile to anything foreign to the nation, uncluding religions and ethnicities. Fascism is also marked by corporatism, a relationship between the government and business representatives.
 * Trade Policy: Protectionism
 * Economic Policy: State Capitalism
 * Religious Policy: Moralism
 * Citizenship Policy: Residency
 * War Policy: Jingoism

Rebels
Fascist rebels are most likely to rise from members of a pluralistic nation's primary culture, especially in areas with ethnic minorities where fascism is the dominant ideology. Another factor that encourages fascist rebellions is the existance of core states that the nation hasn't claimed yet.

Fascist rebels want to change the government type to a fascist dictatorship and revert all political issues (except slavery and the voting system) back to their starting values.