Situation #1: A drought has caused massive food shortages.
A. How would a democracy handle this?
B. How would a dictatorship handle this?
Situation #2: Your government wants to initiate a huge recycling program and use alternative energy.
A. How would a democracy handle this?
B. How would a dictatorship handle this?
Situation #3: Your government wants to change the constitution to put a limit on the length of a term in which the leader can stay in office/power.
A. How would a democracy handle this?
B. How would a dictatorship handle this?
Situation #4: Illegal immigration is on the rise in your state (country).
A: How would a democracy handle this?
B. How would a dictatorship handle this?
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