PART A: Which statement describes the central idea expressed in the text?A. In a country ruled by a totalitarian government, there are harsh laws and the people have few freedoms.B. In a totalitarian government, a small group of people have equal but complete control over a country and its citizens.C. North Korea and Nazi Germany are examples of totalitarian governments that many people were able to escape.D. Totalitarian governments do not exist anymore because they used cruel practices to control their people.

Which of the following statements about totalitarianism is correct?A.Totalitarianism allows citizens to vote.B.Totalitarianism regulates almost all aspects of people’s lives.C.Totalitarianism tries to bend itself to meet the people’s needs.D.Totalitarianism is found mainly in countries with monarchies.

What is one key characteristic of totalitarian governments?A.Programs aimed at eliminating social classesB.Strong opposition to communism and socialismC.Removal of government regulation of businessesD.Strict suppression of all antigovernment ideasSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which statement describes an authoritarian government?A.Only a select few people at most have power.B.Power is shared between national and regional levels of government.C.The head of government is chosen from within the government.D.The power of government is limited.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

How does the text describe the relationship between fear and totalitarian governments?

Which of the following best describes the central idea of the text?A. Societies can maintain order without any forms of conformity.B. People who conform lack individual independence.C. People conform in order to fit in based on societal pressure.D. Conforming is a conscious decision people make.