Question

Compare and Contrast How do democracies and Cuba's dictatorship differ?

Answer 1

Explanation:

Compare: They have control over some of the same things like laws, military action, and who there allies are, They both get elected by the public, and they both chose when, where, and how things happen.

Contrast: The dictator has control over everything as  one person and nobody else gets a say in things while in democracies there is a whole bunch of chosen people that chose what happen.  

Answer 2

Answer:

in a democracy, there's more freedom for civilians.

Explanation:

Fidel Castro took private property making it government-owned. he repressed civil liberties by prohibiting a free press and imprisoned political opponents. And while under Fidel Castro Cuba depended on economic support from the Soviet Union, which Cuba ended up losing.

When Cubas government started changing government policies towards capitalism (democracy), for example, private property can be sold & or bought.

Cuba sticks to a communist form of government.