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    How Did Mao Tse-Tung Fall

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    the revolutionary potential of peasants. Before this, even though he came from a family of peasants, his view of peasants was the traditional Chinese intellectual’s view- dirty and ignorant. Later, he was forced to leave his home province by the military governor of Hunan. Mao went to Guangzhou, which was the main power base of the Nationalists. He became the head of propaganda department of the Nationalists, and edited the Political Weekly. Mao attended the Second Kuomintang Congress…

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    A Totalitarian Dictatorship is when one person is in charge of every aspect of their nation’s citizens lives. There have been many Totalitarian Dictatorships throughout history. Some examples of Totalitarian Dictatorships might be Benito Mussolini fascist italy during world war two, Adolf Hitler’s nazi germany also during world war two or Joseph Stalin's communist soviet union from the 1920’s until he died which was 1953. To become dictators these men used Totalitarian strategies. One criteria…

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    Many people consider fear and terror synonymous, often interchangeable. In fact, in most situations they are. However, in terms of political science, a distinction must clearly be made. While fear and terror may correlate, they are not the synonymous, and definitely not interchangeable. Machiavelli considers fear a tool for maintaining political power. Terror, on the other hand, is not a means to achieving a goal; terror is the political environment. Totalitarianism is the system through which…

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    Absolutism is the One and Only History abounds with tales of destructive dictatorships and the failed democracies. Which is better: governments with casualties or casual governments? Absolutism is a more expedient form of government because it is quick and painless; it provides the guidance and boundaries to keep countries and citizens out of turmoil; democracy is slow, messy, and ineffective. In the United States of America, a representative democracy, Congress takes long to do little. The…

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    Dictatorship In The 1980's

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    During the 1980’s there was a movement towards a democratic government from dictatorships. The leading four factors, that the author Padraic Kenney thought to be causing the change in the type of government from dictatorships to a democracy was: nonviolence, technological advancements, transnationality, and the emergence of human rights. Dictators weren’t as popular in countries under that type of government because the people of those countries wanted better human rights and that meant voting…

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    The Greater of Two Evils One of the main topics in political news around the world today is the action of the North Korea leader, Kim Jong-UN. Between conducting unauthorized weapons test to executing other North Korean politicians, Kim Jong-UN has sparked many debates about his leadership skills and if he is a good leader for North Korea. He has even been compared to other leaders like the twenty-century dictator, Joseph Stalin. Even though Stalin has committed more heinous crimes then Kim…

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    to define the terms that will be encountered throughout this essay. First, there is fascism, a political system headed by a dictator in which the government controls business and labor and opposition is not permitted. Then there’s totalitarian dictatorship, in which a dictator has overall control and there is complete allegiance. Last but not least, there’s hope and the antithesis hope. Hope is a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen. The antithesis of hope is expecting…

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    Fahrenheit 451 is a dystopian novel that takes place in the far future. In this novel, the citizens of the society are “mindless sheep” because they are unable to think for themselves. The government is totalitarian and aims to control the minds of everyone in the society. The government suppresses everyone’s ability to think, by banning books. The leaders force the citizens to move fast at all times so, they are kept unaware of their surroundings. The people in this society are oppressed by…

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    The Cid And Cinna Analysis

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    Kingship is present throughout both The Cid and Cinna, reflecting French absolutism very well in both of the plays. While this idea of absolutism in France could be considered tyrannical, the King usually had good intentions with his rulings and ideas, which those ideas were what became laws. Absolutism, defined as “a type of national monarchy in which the monarch has great power and tends to be looked up to with awe and reverence. In spite of the name, the power of the monarch is limited by…

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    Think about being stranded on an island with no adults, no order on the island, nothing at all. There are many ways the movie Lord of the Flies connects with the beliefs that the philosopher John Locke had. Of all the actions and events that occurred on the island, John Locke would not approve of many of them. He would not approve of the actions because he believed in a legitimate government, and there was no legitimate government under jack, and he wanted for the people to have a say in the…

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