To regulate government power, which limitations are imposed by Washington's constitution? Check all that apply.

Government is always limited by the leader's decisions.

Government is never above the law of the land.

Government and law enforcement go by different regulations.

Government must remain neutral in federal prosecutions.

Government can only do what the people give it the power to do.

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Kennedy Dunn

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10 April, 03:28

To regulate government power, which limitations are imposed by Washington's constitution? Check all that apply.

Government is always limited by the leader's decisions.

Government is never above the law of the land.

Government and law enforcement go by different regulations.

Government must remain neutral in federal prosecutions.

Government can only do what the people give it the power to do.

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Government must remain neutral in federal prosecutions.

Government can only do what the people give it the power to do.

The first was approved in 1878, and the present form on October 1, 1889. The domain of Washington voted to apply for statehood in 1876. They sent Orange Jacobs, the domain's delegate, to Congress to empower a demonstration that would permit statehood after a constitution was confirmed.