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Which of the following best explains how governmental authority is limited by popular sovereignty?(1 point)
Responses
Governmental authority is subject to veto of the people.
Governmental authority is subject to veto of the people.
Governmental authority is limited by the consent of the people.
Governmental authority is limited by the consent of the people.
Governmental authority cannot enforce laws without consent.
Governmental authority cannot enforce laws without consent.
Governmental authority is limited by congressional decree.
Responses
Governmental authority is subject to veto of the people.
Governmental authority is subject to veto of the people.
Governmental authority is limited by the consent of the people.
Governmental authority is limited by the consent of the people.
Governmental authority cannot enforce laws without consent.
Governmental authority cannot enforce laws without consent.
Governmental authority is limited by congressional decree.
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GPT-4o mini
The response that best explains how governmental authority is limited by popular sovereignty is:
**Governmental authority is limited by the consent of the people.**
This option emphasizes that the power of the government derives from the will and consent of the governed, which is a core principle of popular sovereignty.
**Governmental authority is limited by the consent of the people.**
This option emphasizes that the power of the government derives from the will and consent of the governed, which is a core principle of popular sovereignty.
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