Whats the difference between a totalitarian dictatorship and an absolute monarch?

Question

government question..

Answer 1

Very little. There is still no one saying "no" to the fearless leader.

Answer 2

In a totalitarian dictatorship people have no rights. It is up to the whims and fancies of the dictator.

In an absolute monarchy people could have rights. Depends on the monarch. Usually monarchs have a council and a good monarch, even though absolute, listens to them.

Answer 3

From what I examine off wikipedia Dictatorship is a style of authorities in which the skill develop into given without the consent of those being ruled (the voters) Totalitarian is a state in which the authorities regulates all elements of existence Dictatorship: authorities without human beings's consent Totalitarian: authorities controls each and every ingredient of human beings's existence

Answer 4

a totalitarian dictatorship is always an adsolute monarchy but an absolute monarchy is not always a totalitarian dictatorship. The reason being that in an absolute monarchy people could still have other, even extensive, civil rights thus ruling it out as a totalitarian dictatorship. while a totalitarian dictatorship will have a absolute monarch making it a adsolute monarchy.

Answer 5

Total Monarchy

Answer 6

For one thing, the monarch will presumably be succeeded by an heir while the dictator will not.

Answer 7

In a monarchy the ruler's power is granted by God to the ruler and his descendants; when the King refers to himself in the plural he really means "God and I."

In a dictatorship the power is taken by the dictator by force. He/she is the strongest and (supposedly) therefore the best leader.

In practice they're really quite similar.

Answer 8

I think they're basically the same thing, except when it comes to succession of power. When a dictator dies, he names a successor, or someone seizes the reins if they have enough pull. When a monarch dies, the crown passes to his/her biological heir (usually).