Which type of political system suppresses an individual's will? A. democracy B. authoritarianism C. totalitarianism D. constitutional monarchy E. absolute monarchy

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Jaden Frederick

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3 June, 21:25

Which type of political system suppresses an individual's will? A. democracy B. authoritarianism C. totalitarianism D. constitutional monarchy E. absolute monarchy

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Easton Andrews · Answer 1

Letter C is the correct answer: Totalitarianism.

Totalitarianism is a type of political system that seeks to transfer all types of individual will to the government's authority through coersion and repression. Therefore, under this strong central rule no individual freedom is allowed.

Reginald Mccall · Answer 2

Totalitarianism is the type of political system that suppresses an individual's will.

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

In a totalitarianism regime, the subjects of the government are directed to do what the totalitarian dictator believes to be in the best interest of the country. The system of governance is designed in such a way that it leaves no margin to exercise free will.

The individuals who attempt to contradict with the opinion of the regime are subjected to absurd punishments. No one, including the press, is allowed to speak against the dictator or his actions. North Korea is an example of a totalitarian rule.