limiting government
e. limits to government. for each fictional country, mark which limits the country does not have.
1) in antium, citizens are looking forward to the upcoming elections. there’s nothing written down, but traditionally, everyone has the right to vote. they will be electing a new president and leadership council, as they’ve always done every three years. people are hoping the new leaders will do something about the broken judicial system, because laws are not being enforced. many citizens don’t like that some candidates are from the unpopular pronoise group, but antium has a strong tradition of respecting everyone’s rights.
limits that are missing:
□ constitution □ rule of law □ minority rights
□ consent of the governed □ separation of power
2) portova has a document of power (dop) that tells how the government works. the dop splits power among a queen, a high council, and thirty justice officers. it requires all government officials to follow the law. the queen comes from the royal family; members of the high council are chosen by drawing straws, and justice officers are chosen by lottery. the high council has the power to dethrone the queen, and the justice officers can remove members of the high council. the dop says justice officers may decide whose rights will be respected.
limits that are missing:
□ constitution □ rule of law □ minority rights
□ consent of the governed □ separation of power

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limiting government
e. limits to government. for each fictional country, mark which limits the country does not have.
1) in antium, citizens are looking forward to the upcoming elections. there’s nothing written down, but traditionally, everyone has the right to vote. they will be electing a new president and leadership council, as they’ve always done every three years. people are hoping the new leaders will do something about the broken judicial system, because laws are not being enforced. many citizens don’t like that some candidates are from the unpopular pronoise group, but antium has a strong tradition of respecting everyone’s rights.
limits that are missing:
□ constitution  □ rule of law  □ minority rights
□ consent of the governed  □ separation of power
2) portova has a document of power (dop) that tells how the government works. the dop splits power among a queen, a high council, and thirty justice officers. it requires all government officials to follow the law. the queen comes from the royal family; members of the high council are chosen by drawing straws, and justice officers are chosen by lottery. the high council has the power to dethrone the queen, and the justice officers can remove members of the high council. the dop says justice officers may decide whose rights will be respected.
limits that are missing:
□ constitution  □ rule of law  □ minority rights
□ consent of the governed  □ separation of power

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# Brief Explanations:
For Antium: The problem asks for missing limits. The description mentions no written laws (missing Rule of Law), no protection for unpopular groups (missing Minority Rights), no formal consent mechanism (missing Consent of the Governed), and no separation of powers structure (missing Separation of Powers).
For Porrova: The problem asks for missing limits. The description mentions no formal constitution (missing Constitution), no separation of powers (roles overlap in Queen/High Council/Justice Officers), and no clear consent mechanism (leaders from Royal Family, not elected by citizens).

# Answer:
1) Antium missing limits: Rule of Law, Minority Rights, Consent of the Governed, Separation of Powers
2) Porrova missing limits: Constitution, Separation of Powers, Consent of the Governed

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