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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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Why was a Roman dictator chosen to head the government in time of emergency?
The senate chose a dictator in times of emergencies only when they could not agree on a solution to the problem among themselves. With close to six hundred senators, and each having the right to express his opinion, the senate could take days to come to a consensus. A vote on a dictator was quicker, once they agreed on who was to be the dictator, that is.
Why might a minority group in the situation shown by the cartoon go along with a dictators demand?
Because they are being forced or threatend like shown in the figure of Hitler pointing a gun at the citizens head (possibly a person of a minority group).
Why did people follow Vladimir Lenin as a dictator?
The Russian people were unsatisfied with the Provisional Government because they stayed in WWI even though it was extremely costly. They had more freedom, but the Provisional Government still paid more attention to the higher class and land owners. Lenin gave them a new choice, one that they believed would give them a better life
What was the style of the rule of Julius Caesar when he was appointed dictator for life?
Julius Caesar did not change his style of rule when he was appointed dictator for life in 44 BC. He was assassinated one month after his appointment. Moreover he had obtained the dictatorship three times prior to this. He had himself first appointed dictator in 49 BC to preside over his own election as consul (head of the Republic and the army) and resigned from the post after 11 days. He then was appointed dictator for one year in 48 BC. Although this was more than the usual 6 months of the term of this office, it was not totally unprecedented. Another man, Sulla, had been appointed dictator for one year 33 years earlier. Caesar started braking the mould in 47 BC when he had himself appointed dictator for 10 years.
Is a dictator a general or leader?
A dictator is an overall ruler, he controls the army, the people, the government, everything.
The English revolution led to Cromwell, the Russian to Lenin, the French to Napoleon. The fact that this did not happen in America is wholly exceptional, and probably due to the fact that there were 13 independent colonies, and 13 dictators were not available.
Which European dictator had a city named after him and what city was it?
Tsaritsyn was renamed Stalingrad. After his death it was renamed Volvograd. Stalin was by all odds the one responsible for the greatest number of deaths under Communism during his long dictatorship from 1924 to 1963.
First Saint Petersburg Then Petrograd then it was renamed after the dictator Lenin to Leningrad, and once again renamed Saint Petersburg at the demise of the USSR
What evidence do you see of Tojo being militaristic?
Starting the war with the United States, Britain & Netherlands, so that Japan could continue its conquest of China. Also Tojo was a Japanese Army General.
Russian dictator who first helped Hitler destroy Poland?
Stalin was the leader of Russia who helped destroy Poland
What form of government is run by a dictator?
A Dictatorship is a form of government that is run by a dictator.
Why did Julius Caesar want the title of dictator for life?
For two reasons. Towards the end of his life Caesar became arrogant and impatient with the system of doing things in Rome. He probably thought that as dictator with unlimited powers, he could push through his acts and reforms quickly. He also wanted it because it was the closest thing to a king that Rome was allowed to have.
What French dictator was known for how short he was?
Napoleon Bonaparte .
The French do not regard Napoleon as a dictator. He was more properly called Premier or Emperor. He is a great hero in France.
Napoleon, it might be noted, was not even French. He was born (1769) in Corsica, shortly before it was incorporated into France (30 Nov 1789). His native language and ancestry were Italian and French historians have noted that he never lost his pronounced Italian accent.
Napoleon's short stature was mocked in cartoons in England, France's longtime enemy. Napoleon was an ally of America, but over the years the American view of Napoleon has become similar to the British viewpoint.
What four jobs did Caesar hold before he was dictator of Rome?
Julius Caesar held all the offices in the republic including consul. He was Pontifix Maximus, or High Priest, he was a governor and general before being made dictator.
Julius Caesar held all the offices in the republic including consul. He was Pontifix Maximus, or High Priest, he was a governor and general before being made dictator.
Julius Caesar held all the offices in the republic including consul. He was Pontifix Maximus, or High Priest, he was a governor and general before being made dictator.
Julius Caesar held all the offices in the republic including consul. He was Pontifix Maximus, or High Priest, he was a governor and general before being made dictator.
Julius Caesar held all the offices in the republic including consul. He was Pontifix Maximus, or High Priest, he was a governor and general before being made dictator.
Julius Caesar held all the offices in the republic including consul. He was Pontifix Maximus, or High Priest, he was a governor and general before being made dictator.
Julius Caesar held all the offices in the republic including consul. He was Pontifix Maximus, or High Priest, he was a governor and general before being made dictator.
Julius Caesar held all the offices in the republic including consul. He was Pontifix Maximus, or High Priest, he was a governor and general before being made dictator.
Julius Caesar held all the offices in the republic including consul. He was Pontifix Maximus, or High Priest, he was a governor and general before being made dictator.
Why was Julius Caesar a controversial dictator?
I don't make spelling errors, but thanks for the suggestion. Caesar was controversial due to his habit of taking all his soldiers with him to fight another fight before they had opportunity for respite from the last fray. Also, it was not popular with the hordes or the armies for Caesar to continue building roads and more roads because that left more distance for the armies to protect.
Dictators today like Hitler probably because Hitler was a dictator. He showed very good qualities about dictatorship, and lead a good example to those people who wanted to be like him, who would later become dictators or follow the same type of evil path as Hitler set out on.
List of dictatorship countries?
1. North Korea - One man dictatorship
2. Albania - Communist Regime
3. China - Communist Regime
4. Cuba - Dictatorship
5. Syria - Well, it depends. They are in civil war, but the dictator is Bashar Al-Assad
6. Democratic People's Republic of the Congo - Don't be fooled by the name!
Hope it helps!
Who was the dictator of the Germany in the year 1930?
In 1930, Germany was the Weimar Republic and had no dictator. Paul von Hindenburg was the President of the Weimar Republic in 1930.
How was Charles III an enlightened despot?
he had many ideas that dealt with the enlightenment
some of them being religious tolerance- he weakened the influence of the Church, got rid of the Jesuits and reduced the influence of the Inquisition
he also created land ownership for the poor
