Which statement best describes a difference between authoritarian government and constitutional government?

A) In an authoritarian government, the people grant government leaders their authority.

B) In an authoritarian government, a written document removes all powers from the government.

C) In a constitutional government, the powers of government are limited by a written document.

D) In a constitutional government, leaders can enact whatever policies they choose, regardless of public opinion.

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Alfred Bush

Social Studies

10 April, 12:25

Which statement best describes a difference between authoritarian government and constitutional government?

A) In an authoritarian government, the people grant government leaders their authority.

B) In an authoritarian government, a written document removes all powers from the government.

C) In a constitutional government, the powers of government are limited by a written document.

D) In a constitutional government, leaders can enact whatever policies they choose, regardless of public opinion.

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Laurel · Answer 1

Hi!

The answer to your question woukd be option C. In a constitutional government, the powers of government are limited by a written document.

Explanation:

An authoritarian government constitutes of a government system in which the government recognizes no formal limits but can be restrained by the power of the social institutions. So basically no limit on government power but they still follow certain social institutions.

In the case of a constitutional government, there's a system of rule in which formal limits are placed on the powers of the government. In other words, this is a government whose powers are defined and limited by a constitution.