How is a limited government different from an unlimited government? A. In a limited government, the people can only vote once a year. B. In a limited government, the leaders can do whatever they want. C. In a limited government, the people's rights are protected. D. In a limited government, only the leaders have to follow the rules.

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Jaylee Hurst

12 August, 16:44

How is a limited government different from an unlimited government? A. In a limited government, the people can only vote once a year. B. In a limited government, the leaders can do whatever they want. C. In a limited government, the people's rights are protected. D. In a limited government, only the leaders have to follow the rules.

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Aedan Kemp · Answer 1

In a limited government, the peoples rights are protected and this is a basic difference between a limited and an unlimited government. The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "C". In a limited government, the leaders do not have the right to misuse their powers while in an unlimited government, the people in power mostly misuse the power vested upon them. The people in a limited government have the right to challenge if any power gets misused, while in an unlimited government, the people do not have the power of challenging.