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scZoUnD [109]
3 years ago
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Totalitarian governments are often controlled by a single political party because

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klasskru [66]3 years ago
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Totalitarian government is when a single group completely takes over and makes the people subservient to the state (they make all of the rules) and if there was more than one group, opinions may differ and actions may be more diverse, and it wouldn't have total control over the decisions anymore. Ex: Hitler- changed laws to what he saw fit, changed culture, controlled how people were treated, threw Jew's in concentration camps because of a personal bias, etc. He had total control, thus totalitarian gov.
UNO [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

The party’s members can be counted on to follow the leader’s ideology, is the right answer.

Explanation:

The embodiment of totalitarianism can be observed in its very title; it is a kind of rule wherein the government maintains cumulative authority over on the society, including all parts of people in general and private existences of its residents. 

There are a few attributes that are basic to extremist systems, including: 

1. Single party rule. 

2. Complete military control.

3. Full control over the mean of communication (for example, papers, promulgation, and so on… ) 

4. Police control 

5. Control of the economy

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