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It results from a weakness in a government sometimes due to financial crisis which a dictator sees and takes advantage of. This usually happens with an uninformed and uneducated public who is persuaded by the dictator.
Being a general in an army that can launch a coup d'état does not hurt either.
What else can I help you with?
Are there any dictators in the 21st century?
Yes, most are in the Middle East and Africa
Where did scripture come from?
The Near East and Middle East.
Where does the belly come from?
Middle East
Where did swedes come from originally?
Middle East
From what country does the abacus come from?
the answer is Greece or from the Middle East.
Why does the Middle East hold so much power?
It has been said that the Middle East continues to hold so much power because they are countries that contain a large supply of oil. As oil continues to be used as our fuel source, the Middle East will remain powerful.
What commodity caused the power in the middle East to shift?
Oil.
Do Christmas trees come from Spain?
No, Germany. The middle East.
Where did the shawm come from?
The middle east, more specifically Kirkuk.
Why does the US want Assad to leave?
Because the West has decided to remove the only obstacles from an excuse to fully invade the middle east. First the West set up strong dictators, who in turn burtally suppressed their population which in turn increased extremism. Now the West has decided to support the extremists, in order to overthrow the dictators. Why? Once the extremist seize power and begin to cause chaos in the middle east, Israel will have the excuse needed to wage full out warfare on the countries. It may seem ludacris, but if you study history and know anything about the middle east, you know that this is exactly the kind of scenario which is bound to happen. I say let Assad stay, and should have let Ghadaffi stay as well.
What impact does Islamic fundamentalism have on the middle east?
Islamic Fundamentalism in the Middle East has led to increased instability in numerous countries and the formation of paramilitary groups dedicated to overthrowing the current quasi-secular dictatorships in Middle Eastern countries. However, since the government objectives of the Islamic Fundamentalists are even worse than those currently advocated by Arab secular dictators, there is a serious divide between the Secularists and Minorities who support the Arab dictators and the Salafists and Islamists who support the Salafist and Islamic Fundamentalist leaders.
What major power Middle East in the 1600's?
The Ottoman Empire
