Dictaduras

The video tutorial explores the concept of dictatorships, explaining how they are forms of government where absolute power is held by an individual or a small group. It discusses how dictators like Mao Zedong and Augusto Pinochet came to power through revolution and military coups, respectively. The video also examines totalitarian regimes, using Adolf Hitler as an example, and discusses modern dictatorships in North Korea and China. Finally, it encourages viewers to reflect on the potential for new dictatorships to form in the present day.

What is a key characteristic of a dictatorship?

• Power is shared among citizens.

• The government is decentralized.

• A small group or individual holds absolute power.

• Elections are held regularly.

How did Mao Zedong come to power in China?

• By purchasing the position.

• Through a democratic election.

• By inheriting the position.

• As a result of a revolution.

What is a military coup?

• A peaceful transfer of power.

• A government takeover by armed forces.

• An economic reform policy.

• A diplomatic negotiation.

Which of the following is an example of a totalitarian regime?

• A regime with limited government control.

• A regime controlling all aspects of life, like Hitler's Germany.

• A regime where citizens have complete freedom.

• A regime with no military presence.

What differentiates an authoritarian regime from a totalitarian one?

• Authoritarian regimes focus mainly on political control.

• Totalitarian regimes have no government control.

• Totalitarian regimes allow social and economic freedom.

• Authoritarian regimes control all aspects of life.