context: The term fascism is derived from the Italian word, meaning bundle of wands that were loaded in front of rulers in ancient Rome as evidence of their powers. In the 1890s the word "fascia" began to be used in Italy to refer to a group or political association usually made up of revolutionary socialists. Mussolini’s employment to describe the armed parliamentary group that he formed during World War I and after him the first Mussolini in his fascist uniform was an indication that the term “fascismo” had clear ideological meanings, and despite that, the terms “fascismo” and “fascism” were often lacking. "Fascista" to precision, it is often used as conventions aimed at the political abuse of political opponents and the accusation of dictatorship and anti-democracy.
question: What is the meaning of the term fascist term linguistically?
answers.text: bundle of wands that were loaded in front of rulers in ancient Rome as evidence of their powers