Asked by _behindyou_

Which of the following explains how a republic can limit the power of government?(1 point) Responses Republics use elected representatives to make the laws. Republics use elected representatives to make the laws. Republics are created by constitutions, which outline what a government can and cannot do. Republics are created by constitutions, which outline what a government can and cannot do. Republics limit the powers of government by being direct or pure democracies. Republics limit the powers of government by being direct or pure democracies. Republics allow their citizens to vote for their representatives.
Answered by _behindyou_
Which of the following identifies the process that allows voters to vote proposed legislation into law?(1 point) Responses representative democracy representative democracy a republic a republic referendum referendum recall
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The statement that best explains how a republic can limit the power of government is: **"Republics are created by constitutions, which outline what a government can and cannot do."** This emphasizes the role of a constitution in defining the framework and limits of government authority, which is a fundamental characteristic of a republic.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The correct response is **referendum.** A referendum is the process by which voters are allowed to vote directly on proposed legislation or constitutional amendments.