Asked by wholemelt
How does a totalitarian government differ from most authoritarian governments?
It is less involved in people’s lives.
It is more democratic.
It is more extreme and rigid.
It is less powerful.
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It is more extreme and rigid.
Explanation: Totalitarian regimes seek to control nearly every aspect of public and private life, enforce a comprehensive ideology, and mobilize society around the state. Authoritarian regimes concentrate political power and limit political freedoms but typically allow more private autonomy and are less ideologically all-encompassing.
Explanation: Totalitarian regimes seek to control nearly every aspect of public and private life, enforce a comprehensive ideology, and mobilize society around the state. Authoritarian regimes concentrate political power and limit political freedoms but typically allow more private autonomy and are less ideologically all-encompassing.
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