Asked by dk

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 limit the powers of government by being direct or pure democracies.
Republics limit the powers of government by being direct or pure democracies.

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 allow their citizens to vote for their representatives.
Republics allow their citizens to vote for their representatives.

All Answers 1

Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Republics are created by constitutions, which outline what a government can and cannot do.

A constitution sets legal limits on government power (defines rights, separation of powers, and checks and balances), which is how a republic restricts government authority.