Question

in an autocratic government, freedom of speech is usually
encouraged by opposition parties
fully protected by law
limited or not allowed
guaranteed by elected representatives

Explanation:

In an autocratic government, power is concentrated in a single authority or a small group. Freedom of speech is typically restricted because such governments aim to maintain control and suppress dissent. The other options (encouraged by opposition parties, fully protected by law, guaranteed by elected representatives) are characteristics of more democratic systems where there are checks on power and rights are safeguarded.

Answer:

limited or not allowed