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It usually depends. For instance Hitler was elected into office than it slowly became a Dictatorship. However more often than not it is by military force...
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Who is power gained by in a dictatorship?
Power is gained by one person, who is known as the dictator.
What power is gained by a dictatorship?
A dictator is an absolute ruler, so really all of a country's power is gained when someone becomes its dictator. A dictator will be in charge of the army, the laws, the government, and the well-being of the people.
What is the ruler of a roman empire called?
Dictator usually, but it depends on how they gained power. They can also be tyrants or emperors
WHO gained popularity in Italy and Germany after world war 1?
No one immediatley after the war as they where too corrupt and Kaiser Wilhem abducted from the German throne in 1918 straight after the war. This meant there were positions for leaders in both countries, so each country gained a dictator. The Germans gained the infamous Adolf Hitler, he came into power in 1933 and the Italians gained a dictator called Mussolini - Who they all hated.
What emperor followed Caesar?
First of all remember that Caesar was not an emperor. He ruled as a dictator under the republican form of government. After his death, the second triumvirate ruled for 14 years before Octavian gained complete power and was the sole ruler.First of all remember that Caesar was not an emperor. He ruled as a dictator under the republican form of government. After his death, the second triumvirate ruled for 14 years before Octavian gained complete power and was the sole ruler.First of all remember that Caesar was not an emperor. He ruled as a dictator under the republican form of government. After his death, the second triumvirate ruled for 14 years before Octavian gained complete power and was the sole ruler.First of all remember that Caesar was not an emperor. He ruled as a dictator under the republican form of government. After his death, the second triumvirate ruled for 14 years before Octavian gained complete power and was the sole ruler.First of all remember that Caesar was not an emperor. He ruled as a dictator under the republican form of government. After his death, the second triumvirate ruled for 14 years before Octavian gained complete power and was the sole ruler.First of all remember that Caesar was not an emperor. He ruled as a dictator under the republican form of government. After his death, the second triumvirate ruled for 14 years before Octavian gained complete power and was the sole ruler.First of all remember that Caesar was not an emperor. He ruled as a dictator under the republican form of government. After his death, the second triumvirate ruled for 14 years before Octavian gained complete power and was the sole ruler.First of all remember that Caesar was not an emperor. He ruled as a dictator under the republican form of government. After his death, the second triumvirate ruled for 14 years before Octavian gained complete power and was the sole ruler.First of all remember that Caesar was not an emperor. He ruled as a dictator under the republican form of government. After his death, the second triumvirate ruled for 14 years before Octavian gained complete power and was the sole ruler.
Can I get an example of a dictator?
The German kiaser during the 1900's. Also the czar's that ruled Russia for forever until 1918 when communist Russia was established.
In a dictatorship power in gained by?
Any means. How power is acquired is not relevant to a dictatorship. There have been dictators who gained power through the ballot : President Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines. There are some who overthrew legitimate governments by force like Zia-ul-Haq of Pakistan.
Why does a dictator assume power in the government?
The dictator can gain power for wealth and self fulfillment.
In ancient Greece a ruler who gained power by force was called a?
The kings, then the Tyrants. See the list Greek Tyrants in the separate panel Sources and related links: below.
Communist dictator who gained control of the soviet union in 1926?
Joseph Stalin
How much power does the army have in a dictatorship?
If the army installed the dictator as often happens, then they have most of the power.
What branch of government in ancient rome that had unlimited power called a dictator?
The Romans had no branch of government called a dictator. A dictator was a person with unlimited power appointed by the senate under the republican form of government.The Romans had no branch of government called a dictator. A dictator was a person with unlimited power appointed by the senate under the republican form of government.The Romans had no branch of government called a dictator. A dictator was a person with unlimited power appointed by the senate under the republican form of government.The Romans had no branch of government called a dictator. A dictator was a person with unlimited power appointed by the senate under the republican form of government.The Romans had no branch of government called a dictator. A dictator was a person with unlimited power appointed by the senate under the republican form of government.The Romans had no branch of government called a dictator. A dictator was a person with unlimited power appointed by the senate under the republican form of government.The Romans had no branch of government called a dictator. A dictator was a person with unlimited power appointed by the senate under the republican form of government.The Romans had no branch of government called a dictator. A dictator was a person with unlimited power appointed by the senate under the republican form of government.The Romans had no branch of government called a dictator. A dictator was a person with unlimited power appointed by the senate under the republican form of government.
