Authoritarian systems do not allow freedoms of speech press, and religion, and they do not follow majority rule nor protect minority rights. Their leaders often come from one small group, such as top military officials, or from a small group of aristocratic families. Examples of such regimes include China, Myanmar, Cuba and Iran.
The most important idea of this paragraph is that authoritarian systems restrict freedoms of speech, press, and religion, and disregard both majority rule and minority rights.
The most important idea of this paragraph is that authoritarian systems restrict freedoms of speech, press, and religion, do not follow majority rule, do not protect minority rights, and often have leaders from a small group, such as top military officials or aristocratic families.
The most important idea of this paragraph is that authoritarian systems restrict freedoms of speech, press, and religion, do not follow majority rule, and do not protect minority rights.
