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Laws restrict limited governments, but not unlimited governments.
Laws restrict limited governments, but not unlimited governments. - no response given
Constitutions define unlimited governments, but not limited governments.
Constitutions define unlimited governments, but not limited governments. - incorrect
Citizens vote in unlimited governments, but not in limited governments.
Citizens vote in unlimited governments, but not in limited governments. - no response given
Governments make laws in limited governments, but not in unlimited governments.
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The best sentence that contrasts limited and unlimited governments is:
Laws restrict limited governments, but not unlimited governments.
This highlights the key difference between the two types of governments regarding the presence and impact of laws.
