Working conditions were often diffuclt and hard to do and payed a little amount of money
False totalitarian is one by one supreme leader and has lots of strict rules
It is called winner -take all system
founded on one of the fundamental principle of democracy, this system requires statesmanship from the losing candidate, a sacrifice that is not guaranteed. Most elections are bitterly contested and it is always possible for the losing side to feel disenfranchised which may lead to outbreak of clashes, as the losing side supporters feel cheated.
A typical case study is in the Kenyan election where tensions are always very high, especially when opposition leader Raila Odinga loss an election, as he is always unwilling to concede.
I believe the correct answers from the choices listed above are Pandyan and Pallavas. The two minor indian kingdoms studied in the chapter was : Pandya and Pallavas. The other two choices are most well known kingdoms. Hope this answers the question.
