How does the Bill of Rights in the U.S. Constitution limit the government? (1 point)

Question

by separating state and federal powers***
by giving the authority to rule to the people
by establishing the rule of law
by granting certain rights to people that government cannot violate

2. What effect does having a written constitution have on limiting the powers of officials? (1 point)
It establishes the rule of law that everyone, including officials, must follow.
It grants the president supreme authority over other officials.
It grants state representatives certain privileges.***
It gives elected representatives sovereignty.

3. What check does the president have over Congress? (1 point)
rejecting candidates for the Supreme Court
overriding a veto
using a veto
declaring laws unconstitutional***

4. What are some similarities between the governments created by Georgia’s constitution and by the U.S. Constitution? Choose all that apply. (4 points)
a Bill of Rights***
an executive branch***
a legislative branch
a judicial branch***
the power to negotiate with foreign nations***

check my answers? (***) Ms. Sue

Answer 1

The first three are wrong.

4. -- two are wrong and two are wrong.

Please read your text and do not guess.