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A dictatorship is the political dominance of one group of people over others. In a class society, a dictatorship usually favors the interest of certain classes over the others. The group which directs a dictatorship is considered a ruling class. In a capitalist society, the bourgeoisie is the ruling class, and their government forms a dictatorship of the bourgeoisie.

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	'''A dictatorship''' is the political dominance of one group of people over others. In a [[class society]], a dictatorship usually favors the interest of certain classes over the others. The group which directs a dictatorship is considered a [[ruling class]]. In a [[Capitalism\|capitalist society]], the [[bourgeoisie]] is the ruling class, and their government forms a [[dictatorship of the bourgeoisie]].		A '''dictatorship''' is the political dominance of one group of people over others. In a [[class society]], a dictatorship usually favors the interest of certain classes over the others. The group which directs a dictatorship is considered a [[ruling class]]. In a [[Capitalism\|capitalist society]], the [[bourgeoisie]] is the ruling class, and their government forms a [[dictatorship of the bourgeoisie]].