Why are there usually fewer civic responsibilities in a country with an unlimited government?

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Citizens are excluded from the operation of government.
Citizens are excluded from the operation of government.

Governments place lesser burdens on citizens to keep power.
Governments place lesser burdens on citizens to keep power.

The lack of rights keeps citizens from understanding politics.
The lack of rights keeps citizens from understanding politics.

The absence of a constitution means there are no formal definitions of responsibilities.

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The most appropriate response to why there are usually fewer civic responsibilities in a country with an unlimited government is:

Citizens are excluded from the operation of government.

In systems of unlimited government, the authority tends to be concentrated in the hands of a few, and citizens typically have little to no participation in governance, which leads to fewer civic responsibilities.