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Who is the leader in a totalitarian state and how did they get there power?
who is the leader in a totalitarian state and how did they get thrie power?
Was Hitler totalitarian leader or fascist leader?
Fascist
Was Adolf Hitler totalitarian leader or fascist leader?
Fascist
What roles does propaganda play in totalitarian regimes?
Answer this question…It convinces citizens that they should support the totalitarian leader.
What phrase best describes the leader of a totalitarian government?
A dictator.
Does a totalitarian government have an absolute leader?
Yes and its called a "Dictator." :D
Is Cuba a fascist country?
cuba is a totalitarian state, which allows their leader to have absolute power over the country, as they do not follow a constitution
Who was the totalitarian leader of north Korea who died in 2011?
Kim Jong-il
What system in which one leader controls the government?
This is a dictatorship, a form of totalitarian rule.
Who proclaimed himself to be D er fuhrer and transformed Germany into a totalitarian state?
The answer is Adolf Hitler.Der Fuhrer means "The Leader". Generally, in Germany, one would be called "Mein Fuhrer", which means "My Leader"; however, Hitler was called "The Leader" to symbolize his totalitarian rule.
What are characteristics of dictatorship?
A large controlling state (Totalitarian). An investment in military industry and sector.
How is the leader of a totalitarian state chosen?
Totalitarianism is a general category of dictatorship, so there is no consistent way that totalitarians come to power. That being said, there are typically four ways by which a totalitarian ruler comes to power:1) Democratic Election in a Pre-Totalitarian Country: EX: Adolf Hitler: In this scenario, you have a democratic country that elects a leader who then proceeds to pass a number of laws that increase his power and dispense with the pre-existing democratic norms. As a result, a democratic country seamlessly transitions to a totalitarian one.2) Ascends to Power via War-Time: EX: Francisco Franco: In this case, the totalitarian is a military leader who simply overthrows the prior non-totalitarian government, either via coup d'état or civil war.3) Appointed by an Authoritarian Leader with Less Power: EX: Hideki Tojo: In this case, the totalitarian is chosen by an un-elected leader and designated an extensive amount of power, often more than the un-elected appointing-person has. The perfect example is Hideki Tojo who was appointed by the Emperor of Japan and, in many respects, had more power than the Emperor.4) Jostling for Power within a Totalitarian Country: EX: Josef Dzhugashvili (Stalin): In this scenario, leaders high-up in a totalitarian country squabble and fight to take power from the leader or the vacuum of a recently deceased leader.
