Democracy or Dictatorship

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People are free to join clubs, parties and other associations.

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Democracy

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There is not too much control over the books, films, plays and other public performances that people can enjoy.

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Democracy

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There is just one leader (or a small ruling group) who has not usually been elected – or not for a long time.

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Dictatorship

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Several political parties exist to represent a wide range of views.

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Democracy

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People have their rights and freedoms recognised. Options: Democracy, Dictatorship

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Democracy

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Worship may be made difficult, with churches and other holy buildings sometimes being closed down or raided by the police. What type of government is this an example of? Options: Democracy, Dictatorship

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Dictatorship

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Newspapers are free to print their stories and can criticise the government or its members without fear of being closed down. What type of government does this describe?

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Democracy

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The police and army may be used to check for any signs of protest. Is this indicative of a Democracy or Dictatorship?

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Dictatorship

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Political parties are elected by the people in free, fair and regular elections.

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Democracy

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People will be expected to show how much they like the dictator in charge, whose picture will displayed regularly.

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Dictatorship