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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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Who was the dictator in the novel Animal Farm?
At the beginning of the story the dictator was Mr. Jones until he was over thrown by every animal on the farm then the dictator became Napoleon.
Was Kim Il-Sung the first North Korean dictator?
Yes. Kim Il-Sung was an authoritarian dictator in life and remains one in death. He was also the first leader of North Korea. However, all of the Korean and Japanese emperors who ruled over the Korean peninsula before Kim Il-Sung ruled North Korean were authoritarian leaders.
You can find monarchy in yo text book..you should already know what a democracy is if not look in your text book.Look there first for all of the answers and then come here
An authoritarian, autocratic,dictatorial, or tyrannical leader.
Describe the decision-making role of citizens in countries that are dictatorships and in countries that are absolute monarchies.
Who can rank Paul Biya of Cameroon in terms of riches compared with other African despots?
I know only of Late Mombutu of Zaire to be richer than Biya(Cameroon). Omar Bongo(Gabon), Mugabe(Zoombambwe), Obiang(Equitorial Guinea), Obasanjo(Nigeria) in that order. The more corrupt an African country is directly propotional to the wealth of it's leader
Why did Germany become dictator of Germany and not Austria?
Hitler was already in Germany as it became Republic of Weimar. He also tried a coup d'état together with Ludenburg, but after that fail, he came into prison. After being released, he started his party in Munich. On the other hand, Austria became Republic of German Austria(Deutschösterreich) and had this article in its constitution: "German Austria is a component of the German Republic" (Article 2) This rump state of Habsburg's Austria-Hungary wasn't viable and wanted to become part of Germany as soon as possible.
Is belgium a democracy or a dictatorship?
Belgium is a creeping dictatorship. Everything depends on the state, is channelised by the state, is controlled by the state. They know a lot about you. They cross informations with the help of the banks. Banks and most organisations are very dependent on the government. Even associative life is controlled by the government. As counterpart the power offers some security, but they can decreasingly afford. They are trying to rein in the crisis with more red tape, more bureaucracy, more controls. That does not work, and that does not prevent the country to be submerged with foreigners. In the face of such developments, the Belgian society is increasingly weaker.
Is Iraq still ruled by a dictator?
No. The leaders of Iraq are actually elected - although the elections are still somewhat flawed. Dictators stay in power as long as they want - or until they get assassinated or are removed by a coup d'état. The current government of Iraq is still subject to removal if they lose an election.
What is the meaning of 'despotic'?
"Despotic" means a ruler or other person who holds absolute power. I think former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein was described as despotic. It means acting like a despot, a tyrant or a dictator. It suggests not only having a large amount of power concentrated in the hands of one leader, but also that the leader uses that power arbitrarily, mercilessly, unjustly, or in certain cases to aid his nation.
Yes. Freedom of Speech does not exist in Fiji for now. Freedom to assemble and protest needs approval from the Minisry of Information. Freedom of Press/Media is controlled by a government censor who controls what can be printed to be news and what can be said to tv and radio. Anything against the current regime, anything negative is erased and not reported to the people. Fijians wil go to election around October, 2014 to elect yet another Prime Minister.
Why did Cincinnatus leave his farm to serve as a dictator?
He needed more money to Support his dieing Mother.
Explain two differences between a dictatorship and a republic?
A republic is a government whereby a restricted group of citizens form a political unit while a democracy is government by the majority.
How is the book 1984 a dictatorship?
The society of Oceania in Nineteen Eighty-Four is that of a totalitarian state. Big Brother can be looked at as a dictator, but it is implied that he is not real, which would mean that the Upper Party are the true rulers.
In which country were the communist dictators executed by protestors?
On Christmas Day, 1989 Nicolae Ceausescu, the dictator of Romania, and his wife, Elena, were executed by firing squad by the Romanian Army after a very quick trial (about two hours) in which they were both convicted of treason. The execution was filmed and the corpses were shown on national TV later that day. Joncey
Who holds power in a dictatorship?
In a Dictatorship, power is held by a single person or a small group. Some famous dictatorships have been Fidel Castro in Cuba, Chairman Mao in China, and Adolf Hitler in Germany.
How did the peace settlement lead to the rise of the fascist dictators in the 1930?
Two reasons:
1. People were starting to think democracies were failing.
2. They let the fascists in because they didn't want to let communists in.
Do sociopaths understand how they affect the people in their lives?
no. I don't think that they do. Most of their victims don't stand up and say "hey! you really hurt me when you did this this and the other thing." so how could they really know unless it happened to them.
What reason might the rulers in a dictatorship feel threatened by the existence of the Internet?
Because the Internet is a global pool of opinions and ideas that might demoralize the dictator.
What Roman Emperor that turned the government into dictatorship?
Your question can be answered in two extremes: none of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship, and all of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship. A dictatorship was a political office under the republic form of government, with one man having supreme power. The principate or "empire" replaced the republican government. So when the emperors came into power, they were a one man rule, which in effect was the same as a dictatorship.
Your question can be answered in two extremes: none of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship, and all of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship. A dictatorship was a political office under the republic form of government, with one man having supreme power. The principate or "empire" replaced the republican government. So when the emperors came into power, they were a one man rule, which in effect was the same as a dictatorship.
Your question can be answered in two extremes: none of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship, and all of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship. A dictatorship was a political office under the republic form of government, with one man having supreme power. The principate or "empire" replaced the republican government. So when the emperors came into power, they were a one man rule, which in effect was the same as a dictatorship.
Your question can be answered in two extremes: none of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship, and all of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship. A dictatorship was a political office under the republic form of government, with one man having supreme power. The principate or "empire" replaced the republican government. So when the emperors came into power, they were a one man rule, which in effect was the same as a dictatorship.
Your question can be answered in two extremes: none of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship, and all of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship. A dictatorship was a political office under the republic form of government, with one man having supreme power. The principate or "empire" replaced the republican government. So when the emperors came into power, they were a one man rule, which in effect was the same as a dictatorship.
Your question can be answered in two extremes: none of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship, and all of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship. A dictatorship was a political office under the republic form of government, with one man having supreme power. The principate or "empire" replaced the republican government. So when the emperors came into power, they were a one man rule, which in effect was the same as a dictatorship.
Your question can be answered in two extremes: none of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship, and all of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship. A dictatorship was a political office under the republic form of government, with one man having supreme power. The principate or "empire" replaced the republican government. So when the emperors came into power, they were a one man rule, which in effect was the same as a dictatorship.
Your question can be answered in two extremes: none of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship, and all of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship. A dictatorship was a political office under the republic form of government, with one man having supreme power. The principate or "empire" replaced the republican government. So when the emperors came into power, they were a one man rule, which in effect was the same as a dictatorship.
Your question can be answered in two extremes: none of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship, and all of the emperors turned the government into a dictatorship. A dictatorship was a political office under the republic form of government, with one man having supreme power. The principate or "empire" replaced the republican government. So when the emperors came into power, they were a one man rule, which in effect was the same as a dictatorship.
