In What Major Way Do Authoritarian Regimes Differ from Totalitarian

question 10

Multiple Choice

In what major way do authoritarian regimes differ from totalitarian regimes?

• A)Authoritarian regimes are generally uninterested in the actions of the public except for their political actions, whereas totalitarian regimes seek to regulate all types of actions.
• B)Authoritarian regimes seek to regulate all types of public actions, whereas totalitarian regimes are generally uninterested in the actions of the public except their political actions.
• C)Authoritarian regimes tend to be far more open to public criticism than totalitarian regimes.
• D)Authoritarian regimes tend to be far more opposed to international criticism than totalitarian regimes.
• E)Authoritarian regimes are much less likely to be hereditary than totalitarian regimes.

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