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How Dictators Keep Control. Fear, information control and personality disorders all play a role in keeping a people under a tight grip, experts say. ... Psychologists and sociologists who study terrorism say dictators are able to spread fear among their people, and place themselves as their only salvation

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To rule as a dictator for as long as it takes for them to either die, abdicate or be forcibly removed from office. This can be a matter of weeks from taking power, or it can be decades. Fidel Castro had 52 years of power.

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Three different types of dictatorships are autocracy, authoritarian oligarchy, and absolute democracy. In an autocracy, absolute political power is concentrated in one person.

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List of Pros of Dictatorships

Stability. Having one person to control all of the decisions in a government can create a stable base, where there is no in-fighting among the officials, which can hinder progress.

Progress

Low Crime Rates

Efficiency

Economic Benefits

Too Much Power

Abuse of Power

Inequality.

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In a dictatorship, the individuals rights are generally speaking, suppressed. Dictators will then need to prohibit political parties that oppose their rule

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 In a dictatorship, a single person, a dictator, has absolute power over the state.

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 In a dictatorship, a single person, a dictator, has absolute power over the state.

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-Dictatorship
A dictatorship is a form of government characterized by the absolute rule of one person or a very small group of people who hold all political power.

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-A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.

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Principle #1 - Consent of the government

Principle #2 - Representative Government

Principle #3 - Rule of Law

Principle #4 - Individual Rights

Principle #5 - Checks and Balances

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-A type of democracy founded on the principle of elected officials representing a group of people, as opposed to direct democracy.