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Dictatorship
The English term 'dictatorship' means a form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator, not restricted by a constitution or laws or opposition etc. Throughout history, there have been famous dictators such as Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, and Saddam Hussein.
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What African country is ruled by a dictator?
i don't know but jdusbfhbieriiewf is a dictator in turj=key
What civil war brought Francisco franco to power as one of the first modern European dictators?
The Spanish Civil War (1936-39)
Who is the consul that ruled as a military dictator after executing thousands of citizens?
No one did this
Was Franklin Delano Roosevelt a dictator in World War 2?
No. He was our president of the U.S. during that time! He helped a great deal to end the war in good favor.
Was Louis XIV an enlightened despot?
How can a dictator be enlightened? The two ideals are completely the opposite of each other. To achieve enlightenment one must come to terms with their own flaws, appreciating at the same time that everyone is equally flawed (in their own way obviously). From this comes the ability to accept everyone's beliefs equally, and to value their differences of opinion. This is in direct contrast with the fundamentals of a dictatorship. Therefore, Napoleon was not an enlightened dictator.
The original response is 100% wrong and id like to correct them
Napoleon was most certainly a enlightened dictator for every flaw he had an achievement to make up for it
Did the original poster know that Napoleon was the first person in France to ever propose freedom of religion and stood with it until it was passed
In history many times people get skewed in the eye of the people for the necessary actions they must take
Napoleon was a hero he was the only thing that helped the french survive after the revolution and acted in the peoples best interest
So yes Napoleon is a Enlightened dictator and deserves the title
Napoleon's domestic policy, "was his greatest legacy to France"
How do you get the dictator title in COD modern warfare 2?
Fire an entire LMG magazine into your enemies without missing.
Could a dictators proposal be vetoed by the senate in ancient roman republic?
No. A dictator by it's very nature doesn't ask for permission or votes.
No although it is hard to believe the best governments are run by dictatorships. The dictator must keep a strong democracy among the people without taking advantage of his or her power.
Why are all the worlds superpowers a democracy or republic?
Although dictatorships work the most effectively one bad dictator will take power and destroy all the previous dictators work. This is also why dictators get such a bad reputation. Although a republic or democracy can not function as well its progress cannot be destroyed.
How many people rule in a Dictatorship?
The one guy usually, but he also has servants who help to rule.
Fidel Castro, actually his brother is in power now.
Who was the dictator of France from 1939 to 1975?
France only had a dicator between 1940 and 1942: Marshall Pétain then held near-absolute power in the so-called Vichy Republic. After 1942, the Germans occupied that part of France and Pétain became no more than a figurehead. Before and since WW II France has been a republic, governed by a President and a Parliament.
How did the general Sulla change the Roman government when he became dictator after taking power?
Sulla:
1 increased the number of officers of state elected in any given year
2 gave the newly elected quaestors gain automatic membership in the Senate.
These two reforms allowed Sulla to increase the size of the Senate (from 300 to 600 senators) and removed the need for the censor to draw up a list of senators
3 transferred the control of the courts from members of the equestrian order to the senators and increased the number of courts, thus strengthening the power of the senators.
4 Ended the role of the Assembly of the Soldiers as a court of appeal for capital punishment cases and of the Assembly of the Tribes as a court of appeal for other cases and transferred these to jury courts
5 codified and finalised the cursus honorum, the career ladder for public office, and set the minimum age to be eligible for each office
6 reaffirmed the requirement of ten years to elapse before being re-elected to any office.
7 established that the consuls and the praetors were to serve as provincial governors for the year after they left office.
Sulla also took measured to weaken the plebeian tribunes. They were deprived of the power to propose legislation to the Plebeian Council and the power to veto the acts of the senate. Ex-tribunes were prohibited from holding any other office. The tribunes' power to protect individuals remained intact. Not long after Sulla's death, these measures were repealed
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WHAT is a dictator and how do they govern?
The oldest form of government is a form of dictatorship, called autocracy. It is any form of government in which all the power is held by one person. An absolute or totalitarian dictatorship is one in which the ideas of a single leader or group of leaders are glorified. The government seeks to control all aspects of social and economic life. Examples are Hitler in Germany, Mussolini in Italy, and Stalin in the Soviet Union.
How does a dictatorship and a republic establish order the same?
A dictator points a gun in your face and says do it or else. A Republic uses your religion and beliefs to get you to do the same things as the dictator. I would rather have a Republic because at least I can see a reason for why I'm doing what the government is telling me do.
Who was the french dictator during World War 2?
Charles de Gaulle was the french dictator. He was the dictator for the FREE FRENCH only.
In a a dictator controls all aspects of the citizens' lives?
That is often called totalitarianism. Obvious examples include Fascist Italy, the USSR (from the mid 1920s onwards) and Nazi Germany,
No or yes it all depends on how you look at it Dictators rule alone they make the rules and depend on fear for his will to be carried out in most Case's. one would have to look at it in this light and decide what your particular position is.
