Which characteristics of Nazi Germany’s government were those of a totalitarian state? Select four options. They discouraged ideas that didn’t benefit the state.
They focused on and promoted a national identity.
They allowed only professed Nazis to run for office.
They persecuted those who spoke out against the state.
They enforced ideas about the inferiority of some races.

Answers:

They discouraged ideas that didn’t benefit the state.

They focused on and promoted a national identity.

They allowed only professed Nazis to run for office.

They persecuted those that spoke against the state.

Reasoning:
All of the options promote totalitarian ideals. The last option doesn’t have to do with the control of the people in the state and has to do more with Nazism as a whole than totalitarianism.