Which sentence best contrasts limited and unlimited governments?
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Responses
Laws restrict limited governments, but not unlimited governments.
Laws restrict limited governments, but not unlimited governments.
Constitutions define unlimited governments, but not limited governments.
Constitutions define unlimited governments, but not limited governments.
Citizens vote in unlimited governments, but not in limited governments.
Citizens vote in unlimited governments, but not in limited governments.
Governments make laws in limited governments, but not in unlimited governments.
1 answer
The sentence that best contrasts limited and unlimited governments is:
Laws restrict limited governments, but not unlimited governments.
This statement effectively highlights the key difference: in limited governments, there are laws and systems that govern what the government can do, while in unlimited governments, authorities can operate without those constraints.
