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    are not permitted. There are usually no civilian liberties. Parliament, if there is any , does not have a place in the power structure. The only political party that is allowed to rule, is the one supporting the dictator. On the contrary to the totalitarian system, in the dictatorship the ruler mostly just want to control the political life of the country. He or she wanted to have the power mostly for their own benefit, they do not really care about the country. Dictator indicates his…

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    elements of 21st-century democracy, however, 1984 is not enough like free democratic societies because in a free society citizens are allowed to vote for their representatives in government and in 1984 a ruling…

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    government in the world. There is everything to a totalitarian style to a socialist style. Some governments are extremely strong and controlling while some are very lenient. There are also several governments that fall in between the two extremes. Many great writers have given their diverse views on government and how they believe countries should be ran. For example; Lao-tzu believes in a very socialist government, Machiavelli believes in a totalitarian government, Rousseau believes in a…

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    democratically, there are still many countries under totalitarian regimes. Recently, the rise of democratic countries have brought forth many questions and contradictions in regards to what furthers a thriving democracy and what weakens it. While there are numerous interpretations of what makes a democracy successful, it is best described by Larry Diamond 's explanation of “thick” and “thin” in his book The Spirit of Democracy. “Thin” being a democracy based on free and fair elections, and…

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    If I was the creator of an ideal society in Lord of the Flies, I would choose to implement a totalitarian state, with a democratically elected dictator at the head. Before this dictator is elected, a constitution will be agreed upon by the members of the state, and the dictator must agree to follow these rules and regulations within the constitution when they are elected. A new dictator will be elected after 2 years, or when the previous dictator steps down. To enforce the rule of the dictator,…

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    Chomsky argues in Media Control: The Spectacular Achievements of Propaganda that the current United States democracy is built on the fact that the public must be barred from managing their own affairs and that the means of information (such as in the media) must be strictly controlled by the use of propaganda. One of my favorite quotes from Chomsky, N. (2002) is, “Propaganda is to a democracy what the…

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    The United States has a very strong democracy compared to an authoritarian government. Authoritarian governments enforce strict obedience to authority and expects everyone to follow it. The United States on the other hand has citizens who stand up for the country. I will tell you about the difference in leading styles and the extent of the government power. Authoritarian governments inherit their positions or take it forcefully. This is not fair because what if they aren’t right for the…

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    in the United States Constitution, Americans are able to ensure the government’s power remains limited. A civic responsibility is essentially a citizen’s duty to participate in government activities and other such events in order to maintain a democracy. However, it shouldn’t be confused with a punishment or a task one must do. It is in a citizen’s own interest to participate in civic responsibilities such as paying taxes, voting, and serving as a juror in court. By not taking part in the…

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    1. Fascist/totalitarian governments use propaganda for the sole purpose of promoting the view of the party in power. Propaganda is a method to control the media (newspaper, television, internet...) into a publication of biased information that would benefit a certain group/party. Examples of propaganda can be seen throughout history, it can be traced back to as early as the First World War. Opposing forces (the Allies and the Axis) put up countless propaganda posters across Europe and North…

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    There are several forms of government in the world. The Totalitarian form of government is one in which one person (a dictator) controls the citizens of a country in a coercive manner. There is no freedom and every aspect of life is controlled. It even controls the beliefs and values of the society and also interferes in the private life of individuals. North Korea is an example of this form of government as well as, Adolf Hitler in Nazi Germany. Similarly, under communism, founded by Karl…

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