How does a totalitarian government differ from most authoritarian governments?
a. it is less involved in people's lives.
b. it is more democratic.
c. it is more extreme and rigid.
d. it is less powerful.

C. it is more extreme and rigid.

Totalitarian regimes are those that attempt to control every aspect of the citizen's lives, including their private thoughts and lives. On the other hand, an authoritarian regime is one in which a single ruler (a dictator, small elite or junta) monopolizes power. However, as long as the power is not contested, it tends to give the citizens a certain degree of freedom.

c. legislation should seek to resolve social problems.