Video: What's a Dictatorship? | Politics on Point

What is a key difference between a dictator and a monarch?

• A monarch never looks out for their people.

• A dictator shares power equally.

• A dictator often takes power and doesn't let go.

• A monarch always uses propaganda.

How do dictators often come to power?

• Through peaceful elections.

• By inheriting the throne.

• By being appointed by a council.

• By using violence and taking advantage of a country's need for change.

What is propaganda?

• Accurate information about a country's well-being.

• Misleading information used to promote a political cause.

• A type of government policy.

• A form of entertainment.

Which two countries had notable dictatorships during and after World War II?

• China and Japan

• France and Italy

• Spain and Portugal

• Germany and Russia

Why is it important to be aware of government officials?

• To support their policies.

• To vote for them in elections.

• To help them make decisions.

• To ensure they are using their power responsibly.