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Brainliest? Salamat!
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Answer:
<em>I </em><em>THINK </em><em>IS </em><em>NAKAKA </em><em>TULONG </em><em>SYA </em><em>SA </em><em>ATING </em><em>PAG </em><em>TAAS </em><em>NG </em><em>EKONOMIYA </em><em>TULAD </em><em>NG </em><em>PAG </em><em>ALOK </em><em>NG </em><em>PAGLILINIS </em><em>SA </em><em>KAPALIGIRAN </em><em>AT </em><em>NAGBIBIGAY </em><em>MG </em><em>TULONG </em><em>SATIN </em><em>UPANG </em><em>MAKATULONG </em><em>SA </em><em>IBAMG </em><em>NGANGAILANGAN:</em><em>)</em>
Answer: It can help pay for things that you could not get otherwise. Sometimes one makes enough money with 2 months of savings so a credit card covers the cost until the second month.
Explanation: Mark me brainly please
Answer: Political authority rests with the people
Explanation:
The Principle of Popular Sovereignty posits that the power that the Government wields is granted to it by the will of the people.
This power is given to the Government through the election of representatives who then have to make sure that the interests of the people are taken care of. This shows that political authority rests with the people.
Ideally speaking, when the principle of Popular Sovereignty is followed, leaders are elected to serve the people and this they must do. In reality however, this is not always the case.
