What did Francis Fukuyama believe was the final form of government?

Francis Fukuyama believed that liberal democracy represented the "final form of government" in his influential work, "The End of History and the Last Man." He argued that the spread of liberal democratic ideals, characterized by individual rights, free markets, and political pluralism, signified the culmination of humanity's ideological evolution. Fukuyama posited that while history would continue in terms of events and challenges, the fundamental structure of government would remain anchored in liberal democracy.