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In contrast of the power of a dictator in an authoritarian governemnt democracies derive power from?
In democracies, power derives from the consent of the governed, where citizens participate in decision-making through free and fair elections. This system emphasizes individual rights, accountability, and the rule of law, ensuring that leaders are answerable to the public. Unlike authoritarian regimes, where power is concentrated in a single leader or ruling party, democracies promote pluralism and the protection of diverse interests and opinions. Ultimately, the legitimacy of democratic power comes from the active engagement and participation of the populace.
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Another name for dictator?
authoritarian
What does Authoritarian mean?
Requiring strict obedience to an authority, such as a dictator .
What is the same word as tyrant?
despot, totalitarian, authoritarian, autocrat, dictator
What is a government led by a dictator having complete control?
Authoritarian
Why did rome have a dictator in emergencys?
Dictators can make faster decisions than democracies.
Where does the political and economic power lie in authoritarian government?
In one person like a dictator. (requires strict obedience to an autority-dictator)
Who was an authoritarian dictator?
Adolph Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Joseph Stalin were all authoritarian dictators and the military staff of Japan acted as a junta.
What do you call a man who seized power and ruled the nation singlehandedly?
Such a person is called a Dictator or a Authoritarian ruler
What is a person who holds total control over a government called?
a dictator Dictator is good. You could also call him or her an absolute monarch, an autocrat, an authoritarian figure, a totalitarian ruler.
How are elections in presidential democracies and dictatorships different?
In dictatorships, voluntarily or involuntarily, everyone is forced (compelled) to vote for the dictator and usually, the dictator is always the top candidate among one or two other candidates. The opposite is the case in presidential democracies i.e people are free to choose from a wide option of candidates.
What ideas of Greece and rome can be found modern democracies?
Having a senate An elected "dictator" Athens was a Republic like the U.S.
What was the structure of government in Argentina under peron?
Populist, nationalist, anti-leftist, right wing, fascist, authoritarian, dictator
