In what major way do authoritarian regimes differ from totalitarian regimes?
A)Authoritarian regimes are generally uninterested in the actions of the public except for their political actions, whereas totalitarian regimes seek to regulate all types of actions.
B)Authoritarian regimes seek to regulate all types of public actions, whereas totalitarian regimes are generally uninterested in the actions of the public except their political actions.
C)Authoritarian regimes tend to be far more open to public criticism than totalitarian regimes.
D)Authoritarian regimes tend to be far more opposed to international criticism than totalitarian regimes.
E)Authoritarian regimes are much less likely to be hereditary than totalitarian regimes.

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Authoritarian regimes typically focus on political obedience and may allow some degree of individual freedom as long as it does not challenge the state's authority, whereas totalitarian regimes aim to control nearly all aspects of public and private life.

In What Major Way Do Authoritarian Regimes Differ from Totalitarian