To carry out autocracy, the Roman Empire built sports stadiums and theaters to give their citizens something to go crazy about, and that helped keep the people from getting too interested in politics.〔【出典】Hiragana Times, 2006年11月号◆【出版社】株式会社ヤック企画 〕"HT241013", "2542353"
専制政治国
autarchy
専制政治国家から民主主義へと移行する
move from tyranny to democracy
専制政治国家から自由社会へと変革を遂げる
make the transition from tyranny to a free society
~の専制政治に対して反乱を起こす
revolt against the tyranny of
その国の専制政治に苦しむ
suffer from the tyranny of the country
世界から専制政治をなくす
rid the world of tyrannies
宗教的専制政治
religious absolutism
将軍の専制政治は1868年の明治維新まで続きました。
The autocracy of the Shogun continued until the Meiji Restoration occurred in 1868.〔【出典】Hiragana Times, 2005年3月号◆【出版社】株式会社ヤック企画 〕"HT221030", "2474880"
And because of that for today's Japan a two-party system is no more than a tight despotic government and I oppose it," says a Japanese female, aged 35. Which represented the voices of many disagreeing readers.〔【出典】Hiragana Times, 1995年3月号◆【出版社】株式会社ヤック企画 〕"HT101029", "2247758"
There are men who believe that democracy, as a form of government and a frame of life, is limited or measured by a kind of mystical and artificial fate; that, for some unexplained reason, tyranny and slavery have become the surging wave of the future, and that freedom is an ebbing tide.〔【tyranny and ... the futureに関する補足説明】「専制政治」と「奴隷制」とは、日独伊3国によって侵略され、支配されている国々の状態を指す。特にドイツ軍は強力で、1940年7月にはフランスを含む欧州のほとんどの国々はドイツの占領下にあった。〕"USPIA323", "2516606"