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Why are authoritarian and totalitarian systems unlimited government

Why are authoritarian and totalitarian systems unlimited government
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Why are authoritarian and totalitarian systems unlimited government

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Authoritarian and totalitarian systems are considered unlimited governments because the government leaders have absolute power. Under those systems, the government leaders have unlimited power.

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people who live in the authoritarian system do not have an effective way to restrain the power of the rulers
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