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Before the American Revolution, were the british colonies in the north ("Canada") legally different from the colonies in the south (the 13 colonies)?

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Could certain highly militarized and nationalistic monarchies, like Nicholas II's Russia, WW2 er a Japan, modern (or slightly pre-modern) North Korea etc be considered fascist in an academic and non-hyperbolic sense?

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Before the American Revolution, were the british colonies in the north ("Canada") legally different from the colonies in the south (the 13 colonies)?	47
Could certain highly militarized and nationalistic monarchies, like Nicholas II's Russia, WW2 er a Japan, modern (or slightly pre-modern) North Korea etc be considered fascist in an academic and non-hyperbolic sense?	2