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20 May, 12:38

What rights do citizens have in autocracy and why?

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    In an autocracy there is only one single ruler with complete authority over the people so citizens basically can not vote. Depending on the nation that has an autocracy for a government citizens can have differing rights, but for all autocratic governments citizens are unable to vote.
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