Which of the following is an example of totalitarian regime?

Which of the following is an example of totalitarian regime?
 
  A. the regime in Nogo, where the government deliberately encourages the private sector economy to grow and allows a good measure of societal pluralism
  B. the regime in Nuasia, where the leader is selected by popular vote, but the government does not allow the citizens to practice all their political and civil rights
  C. the regime in Tambia, where the government attempts to dominate all aspects of individuals' lives through systematic means and overt ideology
  D. the regime in Meru, where the government allows people to mobilize and collectively organize along cultural interests or religious groups and promotes diversity
  E. the regime in Kaiti, where the government practices the clear and non-arbitrary rule of universal suffrage

 Q. 2

An authoritarian regime is defined as one in which the government ________.
 
  A. imposes a complete restriction on both social and political pluralism
  B. engages in extensive coercive mobilization, by forcing people to labor toward the regime's goals
  C. discusses and updates a highly detailed set of integrated ideological principles that are totalizing
  D. devotes more resources to maintaining order and less on drilling ideological purity into their subjects
  E. allows complete freedom to dissenting citizens to express their views even if they go against the dominant ideology of the state

 Q. 3

Which of the following is true of governments with a totalitarian regime?
 
  A. They offer regular and realistic opportunities to their citizens to remove their rulers through peaceful means.
  B. They impose tight restrictions on both social and political pluralism.
  C. They spend less time and government resources promulgating a covert official ideology.
  D. They tolerate social, ethnic, and political diversity.
  E. They avoid coercive mobilizing of their societies except in cases of national emergency.

 Q. 4

Non-democratic regimes differ from a democratic regime in that non-democratic regimes ensure that ________.
 
  A. leadership selection and deselection rely on the clear and non-arbitrary rule of universal suffrage
  B. the government does not coercively mobilize its societies except in cases of national emergency or war
  C. every citizen has the right to participate in the process of electing the leader
  D. individuals and groups lack the opportunity to hold the rulers accountable by constituting an electorate
  E. interest and identity groups are allowed to organize and participate in politics in a pluralist pattern

 Q. 5

The nature of relationship between the leader and the selectorate in a non-democratic regime reflects reciprocal accountability. This implies that ________.
 
  A. the selectorate has complete authority over the selection and deselection of a leader
  B. the selectorate consists of all the citizens who are eligible to vote in the elections
  C. neither the selectorate nor the leader(s) possess definitive political authority
  D. the leader does not have the power to select people for inclusion or removal from the selectorate
  E. the leader is not answerable to the selectorate

 Q. 6

Reciprocal accountability is clearly at work in a single-party regime than in a monarchy
 
  Indicate whether this statement is true or false.