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A look into what dictatorship looks like. 

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A look into what dictatorship looks like. 

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A system of government in which one person, the dictator, has ultimate control over everything and everybody. (The dictator hardly has any regard for human rights.)

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The most common countries are Cuba, North Korea, and Russia. Other countries are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Iran, Iraq, Laos, and many others.

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Phrases commonly used to describe a Dictatorship. 

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Phrases commonly used to describe a Dictatorship. 

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"Fear is used to maintain power and control" and "Dictator + Military = Dictatorship."

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Some of the world's best known dictators. 

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Some of the world's best known dictators. 

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* Dictators have the power to close down democratic institutions, and in some cases the congress.
* Some social organizations (like civil rights) are undone or shut down. Those who persist with such activities may be killed.

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A democracy is when the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system.

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A system of government in which all eligible citizens vote on representatives to pass laws for them.

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* Dictators have the power to rewrite any existing laws, or just make up their very own.
* Dictators maintain their rule with state terrorism and usually have their very own secret police.

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* Fundamental Worth: everybody has worth
* Equality of all: everybody is equal
* Majority rule, Minority rights: everybody has rights, but nobody should be treated differently
* Necessity of compromise: come to an agreement
* Individual Freedom: have rights to dress, and act as you please as long as no laws are broken