Most dictators use a combination of the same techniques employed by rulers since the beginning of civilization. This can be summed up as populism and brutality. The dictators establish themselves as ultra-nationalist and jingoistic, supposedly championing their people. Many seemingly benevolent, or charitable, or religious programs are designed to win approval from the uneducated populace. (These require only a small portion of the vast sums of personal wealth that are accumulated at the expense of the nation.) At the same time, political rivals or opposing factions are ruthlessly suppressed by intimidation, imprisonment, torture, and murder.
These types of actions occur in most governments to some degree, but they are essential for strongmen or juntas who need absolute control of a state.
The answer to this question heavily depends on what society we are talking about. In modern history, since the enlightenment, it is widely believed that governments derive their power from the people whom they govern. This has not always been the case, however, when history shows us that many governments thought they derived their authority to govern from divine right or heritage, or both.
UK, Norway, Spain, Denmark, Sweden, Luxembourg,The Netherlands..and quite a few more!
Pakistan, Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea, Tunisia.These countries are not oligarchies. They would be considered autocratic. Tunisia is currently in a transitional government. There are no longer any modern oligarchies in the world today.
Modern conservatives typically support free markets, the idea that the U.S. can assert itself in any other country in the world, and a balanced budget.More restrictions on polution
A tyranny government is ruled by a single individual known as a tyrant, who wields absolute power and authority, often without legal or moral justification. This ruler typically maintains control through oppressive means, including force, censorship, and the suppression of dissent. Tyranny can arise in various contexts, often during times of instability or crisis, and is characterized by the lack of democratic processes and individual freedoms. Examples of historical tyrants include figures like Julius Caesar in ancient Rome or more modern dictators like Saddam Hussein.
Many countries live under dictators. It is common even in modern day. For example, Cuba.
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they usually control all of the state - novanet answer
Modern dictators often maintain power through a combination of authoritarian governance, suppression of dissent, and control over media and information. They may employ propaganda to cultivate a cult of personality, while simultaneously using state security forces to intimidate or eliminate opposition. Additionally, many modern dictators exploit economic resources or foreign support to bolster their regimes, often prioritizing their own interests over the welfare of their citizens.
Most countries have a bureaucracy of some form to manage government operations and services. Some examples of countries with well-known bureaucracies include the United States, China, India, and France.
Labor-intensive products (such as shoes and clothing) are made in countries with low labor costs and relatively modern productive plants, often found in Asian countries.
Dictators are normally seen with some contempt and fear because of the history of modern dictators. Lashing out in the media is a way to try and overturn those that are undeserving of control by influencing popular opinion.
The Spanish Civil War (1936-39)
In modern astrology, Uranus is said to be the co-ruler of the sign Aquarius.
The Romans did not have three branches of government. This is a modern concept.
There are three countries that border modern day Egypt. These countries include Libya, Israel, as well as the country Sudan.
"Africa" is not a single uniform country but a continent containing diverse peoples, lifestyles, landscapes and histories. In modern Africa, as elsewhere, it is not unusual for countries to have conflicts with each other or, much more commonly, to have internal conflicts (civil wars), usually over who is to govern.