In the totalitarian state,the individual

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In the totalitarian state,the individual​

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In a totalitarian state, the individual is considered subordinate to the state and exists for the sole purpose of enabling the state to build a new social order. This means that individual freedoms and choices are often restricted in order to serve the goals of the state. Therefore, Choices A, B, and D are incorrect because they suggest some level of individual autonomy or freedom of thought which is not typically allowed in a totalitarian state. Choice E is also incorrect as one of the options must be correct.

In the Totalitarian State,the Individual​

In the Totalitarian State,the Individual