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A ruler with total power in a country is called an?
...autocrat, or a dictator. Those who don't like him may call him other things as well
Why did the US send warships to the Mediterranean sea for protection and later captured tripoli?
To be ready to assist those innocent people who are trying to rid their country of a dictator.
What occupation did Fidel Castro have?
Castro was a lawyer before becoming the dictator of Cuba, he later became the president of Cuba.
What is Stalin's country?
Stalin was born in Georgia. He later became the leader of the Soviet Union.
Who was the first country to farm a democracy?
I understand this is in the category "American Revolution", but the answer is ancient Rome, where democracy existed and Julius Caesar later threatened it with his dictator-esque way of running things.
What was Caesar's occupation?
He was a general in the Roman Army. Later he became Dictator of Rome.
Was napoleon an enlightenede or a tyrant?
Napoleon was at first a democratic leader but later became a tyrant and dictator.
Who took control of Rome in 46bc and was killled two years later?
In 46 BC it was Julius Caesar who had control of Rome. At that time he was appointed dictator for ten years and celebrated his four triumphs. Two years later, shortly after he had been named dictator for life, he was assassinated.
Was Roosevelt a dictator?
Yes roosevelt was in-fact a dictator. Although during his presidency he concealed his illegal torture methods it was later discovered he forced his subjects to submit to his authority and killed millions who defied him.
What was Julius Caesar occupation?
He had two main occupations. He was a General. Then, he was an Emperor. A slight correction here. Julius Caesar was never an emperor (although he tried to act like one). He was a dictator, which was a legal position in ancient Rome.
How long did Julius Caesar's assassination take?
After becoming a dictator of Rome for life in 45BC a year later he was assassinated.
Who was the most influential member of the First Triumvirate in 60 BCE who later established himself as a dictator?
It was Julius Caesar.
