In an autocratic (dictatorship) government, freedom of speech is usually

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protected by the government as a civil right

guaranteed in the government's constitution

censored and controlled by the government

regulated only when it presents a clear and present danger

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In an autocratic (dictatorship) government, freedom of speech is usually

Question 2 options:

protected by the government as a civil right

guaranteed in the government's constitution

censored and controlled by the government

regulated only when it presents a clear and present danger

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Berry · Answer 1

censored a d controlled by the government

Nataly Johns · Answer 2

The answer is censored and controlled by the government. In an autocracy, usually the ruling body wants to stay in power and avoid criticism, so to do this they'll control and censor freedom of speech.

In an autocratic (dictatorship) government, freedom of speech is usuallyQuestion 2 options:protected by the government as a civil rightguaranteed in the government's constitutioncensored and controlled by the governmentregulated only when it presents a clear and present danger

In an autocratic (dictatorship) government, freedom of speech is usually

Question 2 options:

protected by the government as a civil right

guaranteed in the government's constitution

censored and controlled by the government

regulated only when it presents a clear and present danger