Brazil has a president. It had a prime minister before, but no longer does.

No, Italy was not uncovered from the mediterranean sea until 1954. It was officially recognized by the newly formed united nations as a country in 1956. Italy was not a country during WW2

The UK is a democracy. It is true that they have a queen (Elizabeth II) however her position is ceremonial; she does not govern the country. There is an elected parliament which governs the UK.

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Benito Mussolini,hirohito,Hitler,and Joseph Stalin

A dictatorship can only be formed in a democratic country when there are severe problems that seem unsolvable. Here is what Benito Mussolini and his fascists took advantage of in order to gain power in Italy:

A. After World War One, Italy found itself in economic distress. Its already low standards of living declined further;

B. Ruinous inflation drove the prices of goods extremely high;

C. Taxes were applied to help pay for the costs of WW1;

D. There was a fear of Communism in Italy; and

E. The Italian government was weak. There was a lack of a democratic tradition in Italy.

Mussolini's fascists promised to solve all these problems, and by appealing to the peoples' desire for self esteem through nationalism, the fascists were able to gain control of Italy.

People were desperate. And the political state of countries were unorganized. The rise of fascism

Porfirio Díaz

Because everyone noticed that Hitler looked like Chaplin, so he thought he might as well make a protest film about the Nazi regime.

At first, the Americans were a bit nervous about upsetting the Germans, who were still an active trading partner in peacetime. But by the time the film came out in late-1940, nobody was worried about Hitler's feelings any more.

The word 'dictator' is a singular, common noun.

The noun 'dictator' is an abstract noun as a concept unless it is used for a specific person. Examples:

abstract noun: A weak government is easily taken over by a dictator.

concrete noun: Most countries consider Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe a dictator.

Napoleon Bonaparte

He was first named the First Consul for life. When that plateau had been reached it was a relatively easy step to advance himself to the rank of Emperor of the French. He made a failed but valiant effort to become the Emperor of Europe. That course of action failed.

the dictator of france was Napoleon Bonaparte

Rated R for cruel sexual humor throughout and some sexuality.

its rated R for loads of F words and other swear words and 3 sex scenes

Rated R because the movie has loads of swearing including the f word and sex.

21 African countries are functioning, though not necessarily perfect, democracies. # Nigeria # South Africa # Kenya # Ghana # Mali # Niger # Benin # Senegal # Sierra leone # Liberia # Central African Republic # Mozambique # Tanzania # Botswana # Namibia # Mauritius # Cape Verde # Lesotho # Sao Tome # Comorros # Seychelles A further 6 countries could be described as flawed, semi democracies # Algeria # Angola # Burundi # Malawi # Zambia # Guinea Bissau

Juan Peron was the dictator until 1955

No, it's rated 'R' for strong crude and sexual content, brief male nudity, language and some violent images .

The cast of The Dictator - 2012 includes: Jared Acosta as Palace Guard Adeel Akhtar as Maroush Sonia Alexia Ioannou as Angry Protestor Mohamed Alshami as Nuclear Scientist Carmel Amit as Virgin Guard Glenn Andreiev as Press Photographer Barbara Ann Davison as UN Protester Regina Anne Rizzo as Puppeteer Village as Hotel Security Mahmoud Atry as Minister Andrew Ayala as Dinner Patron Sayed Badreya as Omar Ari Barkan as Angry UN Protester George Bartenieff as Romanian Accountant Victoria Beltran as Virgin Guard Sydney Berry as Toddler Sam Besserman as Choirboy Akim Black as Secret Service Agent Joe Blechman as Angry Protestor Danielle Burgio as Virgin Guard Daniel Burress as Customer in Bathroom Michael C Hoaglin as Paparazzo Liam Campora as Aladeen Age 6 Ivan Cardona as Minister Rick Chambers as Newscaster Voiceover Rocky Citron as Baby Aladeen Peter Conboy as NYC Cop Tara Copeland as Mom Shopping with Toddler Kevin Corrigan as Slade Alan Cox as BP Executive Marcia DeBonis as Woman in Hotel Window Kevin Dedes as Jason Sudeikis as Cameraman Stephen Dexter as Angry Protestor Dominique DiCaprio as Virgin Guard Neimah Djourabchi as Wadiyan Soldier Amanda Dutton as UN Protestor Chris Elliott as Mr. Ogden Gad Elmaleh as Demonstrator in Wadiya Marshall Factora as Filipino Dignitary Anna Faris as Zoey David Fonteno as Secretary General William Fowle as Delegate Megan Fox as herself Aja Frary as Virgin Guard William Gaines as Royal Watcher Viveca Gardiner as Protestor Chris Gethard as Clark Larry Gevirtz as Diplomat Jon Glaser as Obnoxious Customer Shawn Gonzalez as Angry Protester Elena Goode as Virgin Guard Hollis Granville as Eldridge Douglas Mitchell Green as Joteph Sevan Greene as Wadiyan Soldier Jeff Grossman as NYC Cop Kathryn Hahn as Pregnant Woman Iyad Hajjaj as Wadiyan Soldier Hanna Halldorsdottir as Customer Fred Hanna as Helicopter Pilot (NYC) Michael Hardart as Store Customer Busty Heart as Etra Head Virgin Guard Moe Hindi as Lab Technician Nazanin Homa as Virgin Guard Jasmine Hope Bloch as Protester Marceline Hugot as Woman in Helicopter Sam Ibram as Olympic Spectator Shadner Ifrene as Doorman Karl Jacob as Aladeen Double Ebrahim Jaffer as Doctor Sondra James as Friendly Customer Jaiden Kaine as African King Anna Katarina as Angela Merkel Shindo Ki Rodriguez as Protestor Cordell King as Helicopter Ground Crew Ben Kingsley as Tamir Mousa Kraish as Wadiyan Soldier Olek Krupa as Gazprom Executive Alex Kruz as Japanese Olympic Runner Bobby Lee as Mr. Lao Brandon Lee Harris as Crowd Member Adam LeFevre as Man in Helicopter Nadav Malamud as Wadiyan Soldier Aasif Mandvi as Doctor Anthony Mangano as Arresting Officer Rizwan Manji as Patient Jason Mantzoukas as Nadal Fred Melamed as Head Nuclear Scientist Elsayed Mohamed as Wadiyan Olympic Official Arash Mokhtar as Minister Dushawn Moses as UN Security Joanna Moskwa as Russian Escort Joshua Nabatian as Minister Michelle Nagell as Protestor Edward Norton as himself Barack Obama as himself Anton Obeid as New BBC Interviewer Niyi Oni as Diplomat Natasha Ononogbo as Virgin Guard Melina Paez as Protestor Kate Pak as Mrs. Lao Loukas Papas as UN Security Councilman Chris Parnell as News Anchor Nasim Pedrad as Female GMW Host Jim Piddock Catherine Pierce as Mortician Eliyas Qureshi as Angry Wadiyan Diner Rosy Ramchandani as Virgin Guard Ruben Roberto Gomez as Venezuelan Ambassador Hillary Rodham Clinton as herself Tracey Ruggiero as Mugging Victim Ross Ryman as Power Station Technician Horatio Sanz as Aide on Balcony Garry Shandling as Inspector Joey Slotnick as Homeless Man Sardor Sodikov as Soldier Kourosh Soltani as Waiter Olivia Taylor Dudley as Nurse Svetlana Ronnie Tisdale as Swedish Olympic Runner Naeem Uzimann as Nuclear Scientist Barbara Vincent as Park Avenue Lady Sylvia Ward as Russian Escort Steven Weisz as Diplomat Pete Wiggins as Bratty Kid Customer Marc Wolff as Helicopter Pilot (Spain) Richard Worsley as Angry Protester

Ho Chi Minh

I do know that after world war one, Germany was restricted on how large their army could get, how many war materials they could produce, etc. Therefore, many Germans, like Hitler, were very annoyed about these restrictions. Once Hitler rose to power, heconcentrated on armies, war materials, etc, and then his armies invanded contries, like Finland. Hitler and Mussolini signed a peace treaty with each other, and therefore became allies. Stalin and Hitler also signed a peace treaty, but this friendship ended when Germany invaded Stalingrad in 1941.

By an election held every 6 years; this is true for president, congress, state and municipal governors.

Mussolini did not establish a dictatorship in 1922. Mussolini was granted the position of PM and the chance to form a coalition government under an offer made by the King. Mussonlini in fact established a dictatorship in 1925 after apologising for the assassination of a parliament member. Mussolini did not establish a dictatorship in 1922. Mussolini was granted the position of PM and the chance to form a coalition government under an offer made by the King. Mussonlini in fact established a dictatorship in 1925 after apologising for the assassination of a parliament member.

I can only find Iran sorry

--currently Iraq, Zimbabwe, Republic of Congo, Kazakhstan, Equatorial Guinea, Belarus, Burkina Faso, Libya, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Syria, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Peoples Republic of China. are all under dictatorships.

Cuba also

don't forget Uganda

and also Burma or Myanmar

isnt china a communist

North Korea
North Korea is a unique type of state, properly classified as a DYNASTIC COMMUNIST STATE. This means that the country is a Communist State, but has succession in leadership passing along a dynastic line like a monarchy. Some consider Dynastic Communism to be part of the Absolute Monarchy category, because of the similarities, while others argue that since the leader of a Dynastic Communist State does not use royal titles that the state is not a proper monarchy.

It is important also to notice the vast differences between North Korea and other Communist regimes. It has a dynastic rulership as opposed to a Politburo like the USSR or PR China. It has a strong statist religion (Juche) in place of a pure absence of religion, making it resemble a theocracy more than an atheist secularist regime. The military in North Korea also has a more direct role in governance than even the People's Liberation Army in PR China and this is more representative of Caudillo-states like Ghadhafi's Libya or Franco's Spain.

South Korea
South Korea is a PRESIDENTIAL REPUBLIC, which is a form of indirect democracy. This means that there is an elected President who serves as the head of state and the head of the government. The President has a large number of powers, but those powers are checked by the Constitutional Court and the National Assembly. The National Assembly, the unicameral legislature, is responsible for passing bills to be reviewed by the President. (The United States is also a Presidential Republic, which is why the system might look familiar to Americans.)