Under a totalitarian form of government, citizens lack the civil liberties that citizens under democratic governments enjoy. as an example, there is no right to vote. attend school. exercise freedom of speech. join the armed forces.

Under a totalitarian form of government, citizens are not allowed to exercise freedom of speech, crime that is usually punished by jail, exile or death. They might or might not be allowed to vote, since the government system can be controlled by one party that only allows its candidates to run in elections. On the other hand, school and the army are vital for a totalitarian form of government, since the first one is the way to have people brainwashed and believing in the system and the second one is crucial to defend it from inner or outer enemies.

   Exercise freedom of speech.

Explanation:  The term totalitarian form of government implies any government that violates human rights in the strictest way in order to implement a totalitarian policy of a totalitarian leader. In such regimes, freedom of speech does not exist, as all media are strictly controlled by the government. People have the right to vote, but any elections are only a false picture of free elections, because the forged election results only serve to confirm the rule of the already existing regime. Everyone has the right to attend schools that usually have programs for propaganda purposes, while serving the army is mandatory in order to ensure totalitarian regimes.