Which characteristics are typical of a leader of a totalitarian state? check all that apply.

the leader is viewed as wise and charismatic.
the leader rules with absolute authority.
the leader is respectful of the freedoms of citizens.
the leader gives a sense of direction.
the leader develops support for one’s policies.

The leader is viewed as wise and charismatic.

The leader rules with absolute authority.

The leader gives a sense of direction.

The leader develops support for one’s policies.

Explanation:

Totalitarianism is the form of government where there is one political party in the helm of power. It requires the citizens to support their cause and their members are also expected to follow the ideologies of their leaders.

In this form of government, so as not to bring about any opposition in the state, personal freedoms are limited. The leader is deemed to be the wisest, and he rules with an absolute authority over the people. He is also looked up for any sense of direction, where his main focus is the development of his party's policies. Most famous totalitarian governments in the history of the world were in Italy (under Benito Mussolini), Germany (under Adolf Hitler) and Japan (under Hideki Tojo).

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