What are the characteristic of a dictatorship?

Answer 1

The main characteristics of Dictatorship are as follows:

1. The one-party rule.
2. censorship
3. Person who owned wield extraordinary powers.
4. Person who gain or continue to hold a military post.
5. The use of national and religious traditions.
6. executions without trial for political offenses.
7. expropriation of private property.

A Ruler or a King or a Governing system would be called a Dictatorship when the Head holds himself to be the supreme in whatever he thinks, acts or decides. He needs no counsellors, advisers or ministers except a few sycophants to govern.

The characteristics of dictatorships are many, but the mains are that the power of the country is one persons hands what means that he can do whatever he wants. Sometimes dictatorships do help the country, however almost all the times the dictator uses his power in order to do something that democratically can not be done.

Wierd people

Social, political and economic oppression.

Answer 2

The main characteristics of dictatorship are as follows:

1. The one-party rule.
2. censorship
3. Person who owned wield extraordinary powers.
4. Person who gain or continue to hold a military post.
5. The use of national and religious traditions.
6. executions without trial for political offenses.
7. expropriation of private property.

A Ruler or a King or a Governing system would be called a Dictatorship when the Head holds himself to be the supreme in whatever he thinks, acts or decides. He needs no counsellors, advisers or ministers except a few sycophants to govern.

The characteristics of dictatorships are many, but the mains are that the power of the country is one persons hands what means that he can do whatever he wants. Sometimes dictatorships do help the country, however almost all the times the dictator uses his power in order to do something that democratically can not be done.

Wierd people

Social, political and economic oppression.