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Dictatorship is a form of government in which their is a single person who rules all. In North Korea the dictator would be Kim Jong-un. He forces his beliefs on the citizens and makes them follow his beliefs. This is also a example of fascism, where  the government is above all. Most fascist governments are ruled by an absolute dictatorship.

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The citizens of North Korea don't have as much basic rights as we do in America. Freedom of speech does not exist in North Korea. Women don't have as many rights as men in North Korea. They don't have the right to believe in their own religion. They can't leave North Korea without permission.

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In North Korea Kim Jong-un was not elected, instead he inherited his position as a dictator when his father (Kim Jong-il) died in 2011. Dictators usually change the political system, so that the person who is currently in charge can not be overthrown. In  the case of Kim Jong-un his blood relative will take his place if something happens to him. Kim jong-un has been the Dictator of North-Korea for 7 years.
Kim jon-un's grandpa (Kim ll-sung) was elected president of the country in 1972.

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The laws of North Korea are very strict and brutal. If broken consequences not only affect the victim, but the victims family as well. This is an example of the "three generations of punishment" rule. In North Korea watching any out of country programs are considered a serious crime. You need government permission to own a computer.

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United States is labeled a constitutional federal representative democracy. This means the people vote who they want as our leader. North Korea is ruled under a dictatorship and fascism. The people of North Korea is ruled under one person. This one person (Kim jung-un) has rule over the whole country, and forces his beliefs upon people. The USA and North Korea governed so differently, they feel like different worlds.