Question

question 3 of 10
read this passage:

a democratic government is based on a constitution that establishes the governments framework and limits its power. these limits prevent the government from censoring political speech, arresting citizens without cause, and restricting religious practices.
which principle of democracy does the government described in the passage most directly represent?

a. recognizing the worth and dignity of the individual
b. demanding individual freedoms
c. accepting majority rule but insisting on minority rights
d. valuing the need to compromise

Explanation:

The passage describes a democratic government limited by a constitution to protect rights like political speech, freedom from arbitrary arrest, and religious practices—all examples of individual freedoms. This directly aligns with the principle of demanding individual freedoms. Other options are not addressed: no focus on individual worth (A), majority/minority dynamics (C), or compromise (D).

Answer:

B. Demanding individual freedoms