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[[File:Totalitarian.png]] [[Totalitarianism]] (Child)<br> |
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'''Authoritarianism''' is a form of government characterized by strong (usually central) power and limited political and civil freedoms. |
'''Authoritarianism''' is a form of government characterized by strong (usually central) power and limited political and civil freedoms. |
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While a multitude of different typologies has been developed by political scientists to classify authoritarian states, qualities commonly associated with authoritarian regimes include the absence of free and competitive [[File:Dem.png]] [[Democracy|democratic]] elections and one-party state |
While a multitude of different typologies has been developed by political scientists to classify authoritarian states, qualities commonly associated with authoritarian regimes include the absence of free and competitive [[File:Dem.png]] [[Democracy|democratic]] elections and one-party state |
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