What is the difference between "traditional" authoritarianism and totalitarianism?
a. "Traditional" authoritarianism seeks political passivity and obedience rather than enthusiastic dissent.
b. "Traditional" authoritarianism seeks political passivity and obedience rather than enthusiastic participation and mobilization.
c. "Traditional" authoritarianism seeks political activity and obedience rather than enthusiastic participation and mobilization.
d. "Traditional" authoritarianism seeks political passivity and civil disobedience rather than enthusiastic participation and mobilization.
b
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