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What do you call A government controlled by one political group which suppresses all opposition and controls many aspects of it's citizens?
A dictatorship has a one party system and suppresses its people. It also tries to control every part of their lives.
What do you call a system of government where the dictator uses stringent personal and economic controls and suppresses the opposition through terror and censorship?
dictatorship
What is facisism?
A type of radical authoritarian governmental system, led by a dictator having complete power and who forcibly suppresses opposition and criticisms.
A government controlled by on political group which suppresses all opposition and controls many aspects of it's citizens?
That isn't a question, but if you mean, "What is a government controlled by one political group, which suppresses all opposition and controls many aspect of its citizens lives called?It's called a dictatorship.Historical examples include, Hitler's National Socialist (Nazi) party in 1930's-40's Germany. The USSR's Communist Party from 1917-1989.A current example is The Communist Party of The Peoples Republic of China.Do not confuse a dictatorship with a particular political/economic governmental structure, i.e Communism, Fascism, Capitalism. All of these can be classed as a dictatorship if other political groups are outlawed under these systems. By contrast, all of these system's can be implemented under a democracy, if the people choose the ruling party from a number of choices via a free election.
Who are the opposition members?
Opposition members are individuals or representatives from political parties or groups that are not in power and challenge the ruling government or party. They play a crucial role in a democratic system by holding the government accountable, critiquing policies, and providing alternative proposals. These members can be found in legislative bodies, such as parliaments or congresses, where they engage in debate and scrutiny of government actions. The specific individuals or parties classified as opposition members vary by country and political context.
Explain the details of a totalitarian government. Who controls and takes part in this type of government?
A totalitarian government is a political system in which the state holds absolute power over all aspects of public and private life. It is typically characterized by a single ruling party, often led by a dictator, who suppresses dissent and controls the media, education, and the economy. Citizens are subject to extensive surveillance and propaganda, limiting their freedoms and individual rights. Participation in this system is generally restricted to party members and loyalists, while opposition is brutally repressed.
What is it meant by the term totalitarianism?
Totalitarianism is a system of government is when a dictator or ruling group of individuals Controls each and every aspect of its citizens' lives including jobs, money, time, and even their own beliefs. Hitler and the Nazis were Totalitarian Fascists.
How many members are in the opposition?
The number of members in the opposition can vary depending on the country and its political system, as well as the current composition of the legislature. In many parliamentary systems, the opposition consists of parties or coalitions that are not in government, and their size can change with elections or shifts in political alliances. For specific numbers, it would be necessary to refer to the latest data from a particular country's legislature or parliament.
Which system of government do the people have the most political power?
in which system of government do the people have the most political party
What is the type of government not form of government?
Democratic Government Authoritarian Government • 2 or more political parties • free press • free media • free, fair, frequent elections • equal legal rights • courts free of political control • minorities respected • only one political party • government controlled press • censored media • fake elections or no elections • unequal legal rights • courts under political control • minorities often under attack - makes decisions based on the will of the people - citizens choose individuals in elections to represent them in government - tolerate opposition - other political parties - opposition and criticism are part of the system - people seen as citizens - little or no input from the people - those being governed - entirely dominated by one person (dictatorship) - don't tolerate opposition - rely on military, informers and secret police to eliminate opposition and stay in power - people seen as subjects
What would be encountered in a fascist government?
In a fascist government, one would encounter authoritarian rule characterized by a single-party system that suppresses dissent and political opposition. The regime typically promotes extreme nationalism, often using propaganda to cultivate a cult of personality around a leader. Civil liberties are heavily restricted, with censorship of the media and persecution of minority groups or perceived enemies. Additionally, there is often a militaristic approach to governance, emphasizing strength and unity through force.
What is a third-party?
A political party organized as opposition to the existing parties in a two-party system.
