Which of the following generalizations is true of a U. S. citizen but not true of a citizen living under a dictatorship? U. S. citizens can vote for the head of the government and for other levels, but in a dictatorship the people can only vote for the head of the government.

U. S. citizens can vote for the head of the government and for other levels, but in a dictatorship the people most likely cannot vote.

People in a dictatorship can vote for the head of the government and for other levels, but in the U. S. they can only vote for the head of government.

People in a dictatorship can vote in more elections for more offices than citizens of the U. S.