Question

the declaration states that governments derive \their just powers from the consent of the governed.\ this supports which principle?
limited government
popular sovereignty
federal supremacy
rule of law

which principle is reflected when the constitution divides power between the national government and state governments?
federalism
separation of powers
social contract
implied powers

which principle is reflected when citizens elect representatives to make laws on their behalf?
judicial review
popular sovereignty
federal supremacy
rule of law

Explanation:

First Question:

The phrase "consent of the governed" means the authority of government comes from the people. Popular sovereignty is the principle that the people are the source of governmental power. Limited government is about government having restricted powers, federal supremacy is about national law being supreme over state law, and rule of law is about everyone being subject to law. So the principle supported is popular sovereignty.

Dividing power between national and state governments is the definition of federalism. Separation of powers is dividing power among branches of government, social contract is about people giving up rights for order, and implied powers are powers not explicitly stated but inferred. So the principle is federalism.

When citizens elect representatives, it shows the people have the power (popular sovereignty) as they choose who represents them. Judicial review is about courts reviewing laws, federal supremacy is about national law over state law, and rule of law is about law governing all. So the principle is popular sovereignty.

Answer:

B. Popular sovereignty

Second Question: