democracy and dictatorship

• democracy is government by the people
• dictatorship is rule by one person or group with absolute power over others
• in a democratic country, citizens have rights such as freedom of speech, religion, press etc.
• in a democratic country, citizens have freedom to choose their own leaders through free elections
• citizens can vote to elect their leaders who are accountable to them
• in a democracy, citizens have equal rights to vote on laws that affect them
• citizens also have rights such as freedom of speech, religion, press etc.
• in a democracy, citizens have equal rights to vote on laws that affect them
• the leader has limited powers which they must use within the law
• a dictator has complete control over their country's government and can make decisions without consulting anyone else
• a dictator has complete control over their country's government and can make decisions without consulting anyone else
• the main difference between democracy and dictatorship is how much power individuals have within society.
• a dictator has complete control over all aspects of life
• a dictator has complete control over all aspects of life in his/her country
• the leader of a dictatorship can be called an autocrat, tyrant, despot, totalitarian or authoritarian
• dictators often use propaganda to keep themselves in power
• democracy means 'rule by the people'
• the leader of a dictatorship does not allow any opposition from other groups or individuals
• dictators often use fear tactics to keep themselves in power
• democracy is based on equality and fairness
• there is no freedom of speech, religion, press etc. In a dictatorship
• a dictator is an absolute ruler with total power over others