Concept:Fascism treats the leader as the highest authority, above any written constitution.
Explanation:In a fascist government, the leader is seen as the true voice of the nation.
He is not controlled by constitutional laws or democratic rules.
Fascism rejects the idea that the leader should be subordinate to ordinary laws.
Instead, it insists that the leader’s will is supreme and absolute.
Hence, the leader stands above the constitution, not below it.
Answer:A. Supreme relative to the constitution.