Totalitarian governments tend to share three features: imposed authority, constitutional guarantees for citizens, and total participation.

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Totalitarian governments do not typically have constitutional guarantees for citizens, and while they may strive for total participation, it is often limited to certain classes or groups who support the regime. Imposed authority is a defining characteristic of totalitarianism, however.

Totalitarian Governments Tend to Share Three Features: Imposed Authority, Constitutional