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    Dictators have been around for centuries, terrorizing and oppressing civilians through manipulation, genocide, and many other sadistic methods of force. Starting in Ancient Rome, the term “dictator” originated from the Latin root word “dictare” in the late 14c. So, what is a dictator? The earliest definition that can be found was “one who has absolute power or authority”. Other words that have been used to describe dictators over the years is “tyrant”,” despot”,” autocrat”, and many more. Everyone

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    Dictatorship and Dictators Essay

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    A revolution has begun by the people in the Middle East against their long time dictators. The domino effect began first with Tunisia then Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen, and Libya. Thousands of protestors were gathered on the streets with posters, shouting for change and democracy. Why would there be protests unless the people are unsatisfied with the way the country is governed. Why would they go against their dictator unless they feel they have no rights and that they have no voice. Unlimited power should

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    The Day I Met Dictator

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    I grew up in a system where I had to obey orders strictly and blindly. I was born in Myanmar, also known as “Burma”, and I lived there till I was twenty one. My country was ruled by the military government even before I was born, and the dictatorship had been established well when I was growing up. The most important rule I learned as I grew up was not to get involved in politics. The worst crime to commit in my country was doing politics, and the government took severe actions such as brutal torture

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    Question: Was Napoleon a revolutionary or a military dictator? To understand the question one must know what is the meaning of a revolutionary and a military dictator. A revolutionary is someone who brings about change to set of laws in a country or state. Where as a military dictator is someone who rules through fear and force. Napoleon’s actions gave off many views of him, this lead people to think whether he was a revolutionary or a military dictator. However, to decide the answer to these questions

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    Bullies Vs. Dictators Bullies and dictators are known as the supreme leaders of their territory, but there is quite a distinction in what defines a bully and what defines a dictator. A bully is someone who uses their power to intimidate and harm those who are weaker. On the other hand, a dictator is someone who gets power by force and that rules a whole country. Both of these live by tormenting the lives of others, but they have different ways of doing so. They both abide over the Darwinist

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    ‘The Dictators Discover Sport’ exhibits a complete lack of freedom, not only do the countries have heavily regulated policies, the way sports is condoned is such that the athletes are worked into the ground, and they are taught to treat sport as a ‘national honour’

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    The Great Dictator

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    The Great Dictator Assignment Charles Chaplin’s The Great Dictator is a film based around the persecution and mistreatment of Jews during the late 1930’s and early 1940’s by Hitler and Nazi Germany. The Great Dictator uses themes such as standing up against mistreatment and incorporates humor and comedy to criticize Hitler and Nazism. Mistreatment and injustice were two of the most prominent themes in the film. The Jews were subject to hate because of the way Hynkel looked down upon them.

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    The Great Dictator

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    As soon as The Great Dictator, directed by Charlie Chaplin in 1940, begins the audience is immediately brought back into World War I and then the following decades of international conflict and turmoil (Dir Chaplin 1940). However, the entire film is filled with twists and metaphors, as the film serves as a satire of Hitler’s regime. Chaplin even resembles Hitler, which not only provides the double-casting of the film but enables the message of the film, echoed in the concluding speech, to resonate

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    Anthem Essay Hitler once stated “He alone, who owns the youth, gains the future.” This means that whoever is in control of the youth will control what is going to happen, because the youth are the future. Anthem by Ayn Rand demonstrates that Dictators are all powerful and will do anything to keep that power. Dictatorial leaders have multiple reasons for separating children from their parents and family. Some reasons may include if they are taken from their families young they won’t remember their

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    Dictatorship dates all the way back to 510 B.C. and is still around today. According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a dictator is one ruling in an absolute and often oppressive way. Dictatorship is usually a very bad thing, but most dictators view it as a chance to control something the way they want to control something whether it's good or not. Adolf Hitler is one of the most famous dictators to this day. It all began when Hitler began to have in interest in politics during the Great Depression. His new

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