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The goal of a totalitarian state is to create a perfect society with no opposition. The leader of this kind of state will take control of all aspects of society including its people's personal lives.
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What are the major differences between totalitarianism and authoritarianism?
Answer this question…Citizens in totalitarian states have less personal privacy.
Why are totalitarian states susceptible to failure and or collapse?
Totalitarian states depend on the authority of one leader (through its military and advisers) being able control completely. The fact of the matter is, there are far more people in the citizenry that the leaders are simple outnumbered.
How are totalitarian leaders put in power?
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What is true of totalitarian government?
Leaders have total control.
How did leaders of totalitarian feel about using force against people and nations they considered their enemies?
Totalitarian government controls everything, using terror to suppress individual rights and silence opposition. People who disagreed with Hitler were silenced, beaten, or killed.
What year did totalitarian leaders take control of Italy?
1922
What is totalitarian government-?
It is a form of government in which the leaders use complete power over nearly every aspect of human affairs. Authoritarianism and totalitarianism are alike because both are dictatorships, but totalitarian government is more extreme.
What countries were considered totalitarian and who were their respective leaders?
China, Russia, Syria
Which leaders do people usually associate with a totalitarian type of government?
Dictators
Why do totalitarian leaders not allow organized religion in their countries?
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Who was the first totalitarian communist dictator of the US?
The United States has never had a totalitarian communist dictator.
Which government is known for its elimination of personal freedoms?
Totalitarian States: A Totalitarian State is one in which all aspects of life and society, both public and private, are controlled by the dictator, meaning that there are no personal freedoms. The power is concentrated into the leader and the bureaucracy of agencies that are loyal to him, such as the army, the secret police, propaganda ministries, education ministries, and other exertions of control. Any legislatures or courts are sublimated to the will of the totalitarian leaders as are all forms of speech and communication. Both Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union were considered totalitarian states.
