How did the secret police in a totalitarian government most likely get their name?

no one outside the government knew that the police existed.
the police always remained extremely quiet and low-key.
the police investigated and punished people with no warning.
citizens could entrust the police with personal information.

The third option is correct (C).

A totalitarian government is an extremely authoritarian political regime, capable of controlling not only the power of the state, but also the entire social body of a nation, including its private spheres. In this context, the personal lives of people can be monitored permanently by secret police officers and sometimes even by the civilian population, who are coached to watch and denounce each other. The presence of the secret police, backed by advanced espionage technologies and especially sophisticated psychological techniques, creates a climate where everyone feels under constant surveillance.

Thus, in a totalitarian regime, many excesses are committed by the police. The right to comprehensive defense, which exists in democracies, does not exist or exists, is not fully respected.

c

Explanation:

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