Totalitarianism

This type of government is run by a dictator who doesn't care about the people in his country beyond what they can do for him. There are no rights and no Liberty in a country like this and they control the smallest things. In Romania to get a light bulb a person had to ask the government and owning a typewriter was against the law. Millions die because they made a comment to the wrong person about the government.

Oh yes, there are a number of totalitarian governments in existence today. The most totalitarian government is that of North Korea, but there are lots of others. China is another very significant example. Burma/Myanmar has a very unpleasant totalitarian government. Iran has a totalitarian theocracy.

Any who are not ruled by a democratic form of government.

This would include any nations under a Communist regime (e.g.: People's Republic of China, North Korea, etc), as well as certain so-called monarchies (e.g.: Saudi Arabia, etc.)

If you wish a complete list of all non-totalitarian nations in the world you will have to do your own research.

Yes and no, it depends on what you view as totalitarian. In the classic definition of totalitarian, he is not one because he cannot wield infinite power. However, many of the laws and policies that he has supported can be viewed as totalitarian. For example, with his healthcare bill he has sharply reduced American's basic economic freedom to purchase or not to purchase healthcare, such a thing is a basic economic right to purchase or not to purchase it, and no, healthcare can never be "free" you either pay for it out of pocket, through taxes (often paying more than if you had bought it outright), or through decreased quality of medical care. His economic programs have been similarly assaulting to freedom, for example, the debasing of our currency through "Quantitative Easing" which essentially makes every dollar in your bank account, checking account and wallet worth less because there are more dollars in existence (the US went off the gold standard years ago), he also redistributed billions in taxpayer money to large corporations because they were "too big to fail" without putting it to a vote of the taxpayers. His support of the FCC regulating the internet also leads us to a more totalitarian society than before he took office. So while Obama still has constitutional limits on his power, he has taken the US closer to a totalitarian state.

Very much so.

It is a one-party state; elections are based around a single list of WPK-approved candidates who stand without opposition. It has controlled by a series of dictators; Kim il-sung, his son Kim Jong-il, and his grandson, Kim Jong-un,- since the end of the second world war - each of which has been well known to execute anyone who they perceived as threatening them politically.

The Government must find a way to convey its teachings and laws in a way so that the people follow them without any problems or idea of revolution.

Perhaps the most famous Totalitarian system would be Nazi Germany during the second world war or perhaps Stalin's regime in The Soviet Union, Cuba under the rule of Fidel Castro is another good example

A totalitarian government is one with absolute power over the economy, government, and society. This means elections, market policy, and religious or social policy will be fused directly to the state's wishes, thus giving the people no freedom at all.

This differs from the authoritarian model, where the government controls elections but does not intervene in the markets or attempt to disrupt the country's culture.

Mussolini's Italy was totalitarian like Stalin's Soviet Union, but Pinochet and Franco were authoritarians.

Well, some consider both totalitarian. Fascist governments tend to please their own interests for the good of the country. Communists, like Stalin, please the country for their own good. Real communism is not totalitarian.

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use of censorship, secret police, and repression

North Korea, Syria, Libya, Cambodia.

No. Australia is completely democratic. Citizens are free to express their opinions and follow whomever they wish politically, socially and religiously.

Lately yes. it is a well kept secret that the president of Colombia was a paramilitary. his vice president controls the media cause he owns it! several independent communists have been executed then transported to the country side and named casualties of the war. militarism and nationalism along with violations of leftist organizations as well as other incidents make me think Colombia is heading towards a fascist state.

Totalitarianism is a system of government that is characterized by the government having complete and total authority over the citizens. Nazi Germany was a totalitarian state because Hitler and the Nazis had full authority. Some factors that show this are that the Nazis had almost unlimited power to imprison people, search or even confiscate property, and they prohibited any type of political parties other than their own, and people who didn't follow this rule would be imprisoned.

Yes. Robert Mugabe has been the de facto dictator for a number of years now.

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A regime is a form of government, usually applied in most countries. Other terms for regime would be government, social and political system, administration, or a kind of authority.

A leader sends secret police to spy on citizens suspected of not supporting him.

Government

Totalitarianism is when a single party has control over the country. Tsarism is when the Czar has authority over everything in the country. Both ideas make one person or party in control of the entire country giving them absolute power.

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He uses secret police to eliminate any opposition.

limited government