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Totalitarian systems sought to eradicate the democratic states that preceded them through all of the following mechanisms EXCEPT

a. ignoring the need for popular approval from the people for legitimacy.
b. abolishing all political parties except their own.
c. determining what people should believe.
d. eliminating or regulating all private institutions.
e. using technology and the state's bureaucracy to enforce their commands and impose their ideology.

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