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The Authoritarian Regime and Feudalism
By Kai-Yu and Daniel
Authoritarian Regime
What is a Authoritarian Regime?
A Authoritarian Regime is a form of government in which there is one group or single person of the elite is in charge. This leader is not constitutionally responsible for the people.
Authoritarian regime
Characteristics
A authoritarian Regime has the following main characteristics.
One There is a highly centralized government in which means that executive and legislative power is held in higher levels of the government. This power is normally held by one person or a small group of people.
People that are subject to a Authoritarian Regime do not have rights such as freedom of speech or religion. They also can not choose who is the leader of there country. The must follow blindly.
The government diced what the people can or can't have there is no freedom of choice.
Characteristic of a Authoritarian Regime
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Current world example: North Korea
Current world example
North Korea is the most Authoritarian country in the world right now although it is not to the word a Authoritarian Regime. The government there is based off of one man named Kim Il-sung and his pro China and Pro soviet union ideals. The current leader is Kim Jong-un. Along with this there is a lot of reason to be skeptical about the legitimacy of there elections. Along with this is it well know that the citizen there have less than ideal living conditions.
Feudalism
Feudalism, also known as the feudal system, was the combination of the legal, economic, military, and cultural customs that flourished in medieval Europe between the 9th and 15th centuries.
Feudalism
Who used Feudalism
Who used feudalism
The beging of Feudalism was when the roman empire fell It became more main stream in europe All the countrys that used feudalism are 12th century England, 11th century France Holy Roman Empire, Portugal, North American colonies, Byzantine Empire, Russia, Armenia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China, Tibet, Japan,
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Authoritarian Regime
Feudalism
The people are rewarded in land
Ruled by a group of elite or a single person
Leader is not responsible for the general population
Majorette of the population is working class
Differences and a lot of similarities
Don't get to choose the leader/leaders
No freedom of speak
Don't have religious freedom