Which situation is typical of a limited government?

Question

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A small group of wealthy elites control the political process.

Every government action is supported by a majority of voters.

The government allows direct elections of all government members.

The government faces legal consequences for violating citizens' rights.

Answer 1

The situation that is typical of a limited government is:

The government faces legal consequences for violating citizens' rights.

In a limited government, there are restrictions on the powers of the government, often defined by a constitution or legal framework, which protects individual rights and liberties.