What is the role of the government in a totalitarian system?

Answer 1

in a more simple way...

it is to control the lives of the citizens

Answer 2

By restricting access to information other than government Propaganda

Answer 3

By restricting access to information other than government Propaganda

Answer 4

A Totalitarian government is an administrative form of government and it has no base form. Since it has no base form the ability to state how it works is almost impossible, other than the basic theory behind it.

Totalitarian systems are based on force, the use of force, that is absolute and unquestionable. The United States fits the terms of a totalitarian police state as the actions taken by police are unquestionable; meaning your arrest may have civil consequences, but the police cannot be tried for any crime involved with the arrest. Under this immunity provision, even if limited, the theory of totalitarian is reached.

Answer 5

The Federalists did not believe that many parts of the Constitution were as well-rounded as it needed to be.

Answer 6

In a totalitarian society, all aspects of public and private life are government controlled.

Answer 7

Totalitarian countries maintain power through the use of surveillance technology, secret police, and repression of people's personal rights.

Answer 8

by restricting access to information other than government propaganda