Soviet collectivization agriculture exemplified dictatorial government through its forced consolidation of individual farms into large state-run collective farms, which disregarded the needs and rights of farmers. This policy, implemented under Joseph Stalin in the late 1920s and early 1930s, was marked by brutal repression, including the confiscation of land and grain, and the persecution of those who resisted, leading to widespread famine and suffering. The centralization of agricultural production aimed to increase state control over the economy and eliminate private ownership, reflecting the authoritarian nature of the regime. Ultimately, collectivization showcased how dictatorial governance can impose radical policies with devastating human consequences.
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United States. Our government was formed from the Constitution.
Significant changes weren't fully implemented until 1929 with the end of NEP (New Economic Policy). When Lenin died, Stalin continued this policy while instituting what is called Collectivization. It was a manner with which to collectively bring all aspects of life under the control of the government to ensure stability and efficiency of all aspects of agriculture and industry. Industry was already highly controlled by the Bolshevik government since they always stood for the workers, but they viewed the peasants, profiting off their farms while the workers starved as being unjust. They therefore collectivized the farmland and turned the farms into agricultural factories. All of Soviet society was made to run like a machine (in theory). When considering Lenin and Stalin, changes can be seen in the institution of NEP in the first place as Lenin had begun to decline in health and Stalin capitalized on his weakened state by assuming the prime role of leadership in the party... Stalin's changes to agriculture and industry have nothing to do with Lenin, merely another example of Stalin manipulated the situation to meet his own needs.
A government that divides power between the states and the national government
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an example of shared power
A constitutional government follows a constitution, which is an outline/framework of the government. That means that the country cannot disobey the constitution, however, they can modify/change it in a process that the constitution allows. For example, in the US, if the constitution wants to be changed by adding an amendment, 3/4 of the states need to vote in favor. A dictatorial government is one that is completely run by a dictator. They get to do whatever they want and do not follow anything but their own choices. Such an example would be Nazi Germany, run by Hitler.
Agriculture is the cultivation of plants, or animals. It is also called farming. Growing crops such as corn or wheat would be an example of agriculture.
There are numerous government sources which offer weight loss advice. The US Department of Agriculture, for example, offers online tools for calorie counting and weight management.
This is an example of agriculture.
Cattle ranching
It is said that anyone on that eats is a part of agriculture.
The adverb of agriculture is agriculturally.An example sentence is: "the Ancient Egyptians were agriculturally advanced".
Yes, an example of a euphemism in "The Poisonwood Bible" is when Orleanna Price refers to Nathan Price's dictatorial behavior towards their family as "church discipline," downplaying the severity of his actions.
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One example of a theocracy government is Iran
No they are still a dictatorship. If the representative aspects of their supposed democracy are fictitious or an invention to facilitate their dictatorial rule they are simply a dictatorship.