Which statement best explains how the people and media can limit government power?(1 point)

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The people can protest and join social movements and interest groups, while the media are restricted in their actions.
The people can protest and join social movements and interest groups, while the media are restricted in their actions.

The media can provide coverage of government actions, but the people cannot protest or join social movements and interest groups.
The media can provide coverage of government actions, but the people cannot protest or join social movements and interest groups.

The people are strongest when they form interest groups and lobby government, while the media are strongest when they negatively report on events.
The people are strongest when they form interest groups and lobby government, while the media are strongest when they negatively report on events.

The people can protest and join social movements and interest groups, while the media can provide coverage of government actions.
The people can protest and join social movements and interest groups, while the media can provide coverage of government actions.
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Answer 1

The statement that best explains how the people and media can limit government power is:

"The people can protest and join social movements and interest groups, while the media can provide coverage of government actions."

This statement captures the roles that both the public and the media play in holding the government accountable and limiting its power through activism and reporting.