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Grace [21]
10 months ago
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What are the foundational principles of a democratic system of government?

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melomori [17]10 months ago
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The foundational principles of a democratic system of government include:

  • Limited government.
  • Judicial review.
  • Popular sovereignty
  • separation of powers

<h3>What are some foundational principles of a democratic system?</h3>

Limited government is a foundational principle of democracy that posits that the powers of the government should not be unlimited as this might lead to abuse of citizen rights.

The main foundational principle is Popular sovereignty to signify that the people are the ones that put the government in power. Separation of powers between government branches further protect the rights of citizens.

Find out more on the principles of a democracy at brainly.com/question/4360718

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