In a totalitarian country, all the constitutional guarantees on which representative democracies are built-an individual's right to freedom of expression and organization, a free media, and regular elections-are denied to the citizens. True or False

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4 October, 22:35

In a totalitarian country, all the constitutional guarantees on which representative democracies are built-an individual's right to freedom of expression and organization, a free media, and regular elections-are denied to the citizens. True or False

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Tyrese · Answer 1

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Totalitarianism is the mode of government in which parties, individual opposition and private and public life are under control. Totalitarianism is the extreme form of authoritarianism, mostly ruled by one leader. Other characteristics of totalitarianism are Personality cult, Control over the economy, restriction over rights, Mass surveillance, absence of democracy. Hence we can say that in a totalitarian country, all the constitutional guarantees on which representative democracies are built such as individual rights to freedom of expression and organization, free media, and regular elections, all these are denied to citizens.