What is a fundamental difference in the rights of citizens between American democracy and totalitarian governments? A In American democracy, citizens have the right to free speech, while in totalitarian governments, free speech is often suppressed. B B Both systems provide equal rights to free speech. C In totalitarian gove governments. citizens have the right to free speech, while in American democracy.free speech is often suppressed. D Neither system provides rights to free speech.

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What is a fundamental difference in the rights of citizens between American democracy and totalitarian governments? A In American democracy, citizens have the right to free speech, while in totalitarian governments, free speech is often suppressed. B B Both systems provide equal rights to free speech. C In totalitarian gove governments. citizens have the right to free speech, while in American democracy.free speech is often suppressed. D Neither system provides rights to free speech.

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A. In American democracy, citizens have the right to free speech, while in totalitarian governments, free speech is often suppressed.

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American democracy is characterized by the protection of individual freedoms, including the right to free speech. In contrast, totalitarian governments often suppress free speech to maintain control over the populace.

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