Why are personal freedoms limited in a totalitarian state?
A. to encourage a safe environment
B. to encourage inventive thinking
C. to discourage opposition
D. to discourage social pressure
Answer (2)
Personal freedoms are limited in totalitarian states mainly to discourage opposition to the regime, ensuring that the ruling party maintains absolute control. This suppression creates an atmosphere of fear that prevents any challenges to authority, stifling innovation and free expression. Thus, the chosen option is C: to discourage opposition.
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In totalitarian states, personal freedoms are limited mainly to discourage opposition against the regime. This suppression creates a conducive environment for absolute control while stifling innovation and personal expression. The overall aim is to maintain authority and prevent dissent, often leading to a fear-driven society. ;
