Under a totalitarian dictatorship, all citizens' movements are closely tracked, and their opportunities to improve their quality of life or to escape are severely restricted. According to Émile Durkheim, which type of suicide would such citizens be most likely to die of? anomic egoistic fatalistic altruistic

1. Durkheim’s typology of suicide includes several types, among which are: - **Egoistic Suicide:** Occurs when individuals feel detached from society. - **Anomic Suicide:** Results from a breakdown of social equilibrium and regulatory norms. - **Fatalistic Suicide:** Happens when individuals experience oppressive discipline and excessive regulation. - **Altruistic Suicide:** Occurs when individuals are overly integrated into society, sacrificing themselves for a greater good. 2. The key feature of a totalitarian dictatorship is the extreme restriction of personal freedom, including: - Close tracking of citizens' every move. - Severely limited opportunities for personal development or escape. - An environment viewed as harshly controlling and oppressive. 3. According to Durkheim, such extreme, oppressive social regulation best fits the conditions of **fatalistic suicide**. 4. Hence, under a totalitarian dictatorship, citizens would be most likely to die of: \[ \textbf{Fatalistic Suicide} \]