Question

Which of the following makes a true statement about the Constitution and the government?

It shares the government's power but gives final authority to the individual state governments.

It distributes the government's power between three branches that all answer to the president.

It limits the government's power through listing its responsibilities and including a bill of rights.

It reflects the principle of majority rule by having elections on each major legislative policy change.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Totally inappropiate.

Answer 3

It is " It limits the government's power through listing its responsibilities and including a bill of rights. "

Answer 4

The Constitution is the ultimate rule we must follow.

Answer 5

"Once ratified, the Constitution set the basis for the government we have today. Powers are divided between the federal (or national) government and the 50 states. The Founding Fathers knew they had to leave enough powers with the states when they were writing the Constitution. If they didn't, they knew the state legislatures would never ratify the Constitution. All states were granted the right to control certain things within their borders. They could do so as long as they did not interfere with the rights of other states or the nation." - CongessForKids

Answer 6

Thank You (:

Answer 7

No problem. :)
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