difference between democracy and dictatorship
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democracy means the govt. has to rule according to the people wish means it had to rule over an area on following the basic rule and regulation and have many opposition party to compete with them... but in dictatorship there is only one party all the opposition and destroyed are banned..
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DEMOCRACY:
- In a democracy the leader of the party with the most
votes is in control, but they still have to answer to their
political party, and the voters.
- In a democracy political parties represent different
points of view and compete for the votes of the
electorate. In a democracy political power is secured by
winning a fair election.
- In a democracy newspapers are free to print the truth
and can criticise the government when mistakes are made.
- In a democracy there’s usually less control over the
films and books people can enjoy.
- In a democracy the government has less control over
how people spend their time and what they believe.
- People are free to join clubs, political parties and
other groups.
DICTATORSHIP:
- In a dictatorship there’s just one leader who has
total control over the party and the country. Often
propaganda, as well as genuine support, will paint them
as the people’s hero.
- In a dictatorship the government tightly controls all
aspects of the state and will often ban or tightly control
groups and meetings.
- A dictatorship completely disregards the rights of
individual citizens. The government and state will try
to control all citizens through laws, police, spying and
force. The government and state is the most important
thing to a dictatorship.
- In a dictatorship there is only one party – all opposition
is destroyed and banned. Totalitarian states don’t allow
opposition or elections.
- The government in a dictatorship controls every
element of people’s lives, including radio, cinema and newspapers.