How do democratic and totalitarian governments differ in their handling of military affairs? O Democratic countries usually do not maintain large armies, whereas such forces are essential to totalitarian
governments
O Military leaders are popularly elected in totalitarian countries, while in democratic countries they are appointed by
civilian leaders.
O Elected governments control militaries in democratic countries, while in totalitarian countries, they are dominated
by the leader.
In totalitarian countries, the public must vote to approve a declaration of war, but presidents in democratic
countries may independently decide to go to war.