Totalitarian regimes are similar to authoritarian regimes as both forms of non-democratic regimes ________.
A. employ extensive efforts to coercively mobilize the support for the regime
B. allow individuals to mobilize and collectively organize along cultural or other non-political forms of identity or interests freely
C. attempt to shape the interests and identities of citizens by articulating a coherent ideology that promotes plurality and diversity
D. avoid using coercion to mobilize their society except in cases of national emergency and war
E. limit political pluralism by controlling non-political societal groups and repressing political opposition to remain in power
Question 2
For the citizens of Nuasia, having all aspects of their life regulated by their regime's ideology is a reality. The regime, which came to power a decade back, has changed the complete framework of the Nuasian society.
Education, employment, political rights, social life, and even recreation and entertainment have been reorganized to reflect the regime's ideology. This implies that the regime's ideology is ________.
A. liberal
B. covert
C. immaterial
D. totalizing
E. pro-democracy
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Table 6.1 illustrates the main regime types and their differences. It breaks the regimes into four
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