The treaty of Versailles set very unfair terms of peace for the defeated nations like Germany. These nations were deprived of territory, their military was demobilized and their economies were burdened by subjecting them to compensate for war losses. This lead to severe economic crisis and growth of sentiments of humiliation among the local population. This also led to rise of nationalistic feelings and Nazi party and Adolf Hitler benefited from such feelings and were eventually rose to power.
What is a former dictator of Spain?
Spain is not a dictatorship, therefore it does not have a dictator. The Kingdom of Spain is a Constitutional Monarchy, and is ruled in tandem by King Juan Carlos I and President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. = =
Which party system exists in a nation ruled by a dictatorship?
I cannot find a specific answer to this question, but for the sake of time, I'm going to take a swing at this.
A dictatorship is a single party system. Meaning that only one political party for that country can be in power at that time. So any political party that exists in the country can actually be dictator of the country.
How is the power shared among people in a dictatorship?
No. It is shared that is what makes him a dictator.
What is the definition of enlightened despot?
There may not be a specific definition, but an explanation. First of all it is necessary to understand the role of a Despot. That is an absolute of tyrannical ruler. Secondly, in this context what is meant by Enlightened. That is tolerant of alternative opinions. So here is the birth of a definition, "A tyrannical ruler tolerant of alternative opinions.
Why did people allow dictators to take over their countries?
Many times a person doesn't come in as a dictator at first, but a person who will solve problems ( look at current canadates for example) and in other times the dictator overthrows the current government and takes control. Once that happens the population is at his mercy and anyone who tries to oppose him is removed or killed. So, it isn't so much allowing the dictator to take over, but not being involved in national issues and not understanding history or the government.
Is Brunei a dictatorship country?
Sure it is. They have no rights. The sultan gives the people some economical benefits, but they have no freedom of speech, no free news at all. They have no rights to get a passport. Lots of lacks of human rights in the country, and the sultan takes most of the income.
How did the enlightenment despot Fredrick 2 influenced by enlightenment ideas?
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What limits a dictators power?
They don't have limits, and that is why they are dictators. Dictators have complete control over their country.
Who was the dictator from Italy during World War 2?
During WW II and for many years afterwards, the dictator of Spain was Generalissimo Francisco Franco.
People have more free speech, ability to assemble. The police are restricted in their actions such as needing warrents and not having access to private information. The people can also vote in people who can vote for less police involvement in society.
Wikiuser is wrong. Socialism is defined in the dictionary as... "a political and economic theory of social organization, which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole."
Note that it says “community” not "government" and not “federal" or “national" or “central”. “Community" can mean the community of workers in a workplace, or the neighborhood in which people live, or the town or city….. whatever…. all the way up and down the scale. It does not require the existence of a government, let alone the government ownership of anything. In addition, it says "owned OR regulated."
"Democratic socialism" (like Bernie Sanders advocates) is not national ownership of everything. Only some things are nationally owned, and even those are administered locally. In "democratic socialism "each workplace is owned and operated by the workers who actually work in it... not by the federal government.
When any government is run by a totalitarian dictator it is by definition a “dictatorship” and also by definition is the opposite of socialism! Neither Stalin nor Hitler was a socialist, nor were the governments under them. They were dictators and in the case of Hitler, the government was fascist (government merged with and run for the benefit of corporations).
Just because something is called “socialism" or “democracy" or whatever… that does not mean it is actually true. Just like our founders called what we have a "democracy" when, from the very beginning... it completely excluded all females, all native peoples, all people of color, all people who did not own any property, and basically included only wealthy property-owning while adult males, while actually condoning and enfranchising slavery! That is not “democracy" in any sense of the word. So in the same vein, the USSR under Stalin was not really a union of socialist republics, despite its name.
This is a very important issue, because the wealthy corporate interests in the US have been trying to make the American public believe their false claims that "socialism" is synonymous with, or always leads to dictatorships... in order to accomplish their goal of achieving a government that serves primarily the corporations and their wealthy major stockholders. That is what has been happening here for decades. It is time to dispel their misinformation strategy!
This is an essay assignment that you need to do. We don't do homework and you need to answer the question given by your teacher. He/she is looking for a critical thinking answer and to see if you were paying attention in class.
Has Robert mugabe killed any of his own people?
yes mugabe killed his own official Elliot Manyika and qouted
,"He was warned not to go. He was told he would die if he went to Gwanda but he refused and maintained that he had a job to do there."
soo yes this is true
Are there any different types of dictatorships?
Benign dictatorship - Where the government is unelected but still provides social services to its citizens. Totalitarianism - Where there is an official ideology, citizens are expected to get involved in government projects etc.. Authoritarianism - Where the government is secretive and oppresses the masses.
What do governments monarchy dictatorship and democracy have in common?
What party system is most common in a dictatorship?
one party system
*Which party system is most common in a Dictatorship?
A. Multiparty System
B. Bipartisan System
C. One-Party System
D. Two- Party System
How is democracy different from a dictatorship and a monarchy?
In a democracy, leaders are elected by the people for the people. In a dictatorship, one person or a small group of people (authoritarian government) make all the rules and rule the people. Usually the government in control in a dictatorship are extrememly difficult to overthrow. A monarchy is someone that has total power of a certain people. Monarchy status is usually inherited from grandparents, parents, or through marriage. Monarchies usually last until the king/queen/prince/princess/duke/dutchess or whatever monarchy it is dies.
Who was the first roman ruler to take title as dictator?
There wee several Roman generals who became dictators or dictators who became generals. Three of the most famous are Cincinnatus, Sulla and Caesar.
There wee several Roman generals who became dictators or dictators who became generals. Three of the most famous are Cincinnatus, Sulla and Caesar.
There wee several Roman generals who became dictators or dictators who became generals. Three of the most famous are Cincinnatus, Sulla and Caesar.
There wee several Roman generals who became dictators or dictators who became generals. Three of the most famous are Cincinnatus, Sulla and Caesar.
There wee several Roman generals who became dictators or dictators who became generals. Three of the most famous are Cincinnatus, Sulla and Caesar.
There wee several Roman generals who became dictators or dictators who became generals. Three of the most famous are Cincinnatus, Sulla and Caesar.
There wee several Roman generals who became dictators or dictators who became generals. Three of the most famous are Cincinnatus, Sulla and Caesar.
There wee several Roman generals who became dictators or dictators who became generals. Three of the most famous are Cincinnatus, Sulla and Caesar.
There wee several Roman generals who became dictators or dictators who became generals. Three of the most famous are Cincinnatus, Sulla and Caesar.
Is it OK to assassinate a dictator?
No. That is murder. You would be no better than the dictator. A dictator can be overthrown by force, but a peaceful humane regime must take over. So if the dictator can be overthrown without being killed, they can be brought to justice. The dictator and his key assistants who have been involved in any of the crimes of the dictatorship can all be imprisoned. All of this would be a sign of a new positive future for a country, a complete change from the way the country had been run until that time.
Is the government of Ireland Monarchy democracy or dictatorship?
Iceland has a government of democracy.
Would a dictatorship have a constitution?
An autocracy is a system of government where power is in the hands of one individual. In a constitutional autocracy, the system of power is the same but there is a constitution that codifies the government.