The Term Totalitarianism, as It Is Applied to the Fascist

question 9

Multiple Choice

The term totalitarianism, as it is applied to the Fascist, Nazi, and Communist regimes of the 1930s, refers to

• A) European states in which the leader came to power only after a rigged election.
• B) a highly centralized system of government that attempts to control society and ensure obedience through a single party and police terror.
• C) an economic and political system in which private property is abolished and all citizens are asked to devote their total allegiance to the state.
• D) a political movement whose leaders believe in total economic and political equality for all citizens.

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