For what reason might the ruler(s) in a dictatorship feel threatened by the existence of the internet?
a. the internet might not be accessible to everyone.
b. the internet might provide a forum through which people could unite and rebel.
c. the internet can be unreliable.
d. the internet can inform, but only when citizens make the effort to utilize its resources.

The correct answer is B) The Internet might provide a forum through which people could unite and rebel.

The ruler(s) in a dictatorship feel threatened by the existence of the Internet in that the Internet might provide a forum through which people could unite and rebel.

One of the best things about the internet is that it connects everybody. It doesn's matter if you are in the US, Mexico or Canada, you can connect with people on the other side of the world. In the same country, people can communicate with each other using the internet, That is why dictators fear the internet so much. They feel threatened by the existence of the Internet in that the Internet might provide a forum through which people could unite and rebel. As was the case of the Arab Spring of 2010, where young people from Egypt, Tunisia, Lybia, Yemen, and Syria took the streets and protested again their governments.

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