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The Iranian government has three branches: the Executive (with a President), the Legislative (with the Unicameral Majlis) and the Judicial (with the Supreme Council of Ayatollahs). In theory, this would be a democracy, but since the Supreme Council chooses what laws should be passed, who gets to run to be a legislator or president, and the general policies of the country, the Supreme Council effectively sits as the head of a Dictatorship.
There is also a minority view that the entire civilian government is a farce for the military who rule the country. Since Iran's government is murky, this is actually a possibility.
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Is Iran an autocracy?
Yes, Iran is considered an autocracy, as it is a country where power is concentrated in the hands of a single leader or a small group of individuals, rather than being distributed among multiple branches of government.
How is the power in a theocracy distributed?
It isn’t distributed and all the power lies with the church.
Does Iran need nuclear power?
I don't believe that Iran should have nuclear power because they threaten to bomb the USA if they do get nuclear power.
How the power is distributed?
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What classification of goverment distinguishes between Presidential and Parliamentary government?
classification by how power is distributed
How power is distributed in the community?
Is power important in the community
What is the name of the leader who took power in Iran after the shae of Iran deposed?
Imam Khomeini
How is the judicial power distributed?
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How and why is power evenly distributed?
Transformers
How is power shared in America?
the power is distributed by the federal goverment
What year did Ayatollah Khomeini come to power in Iran?
1979 with the overthrow of the shah's government.
Who took over when the shah of Iran lost power?
The ayatollah took over after shah of iran lost power.
