Question

1. \... no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause,... and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.\ this section of the 4th amendment to the united states constitution addresses the issue of a) states rights b) separation of powers c) implied powers d) limits on governmental power

Explanation:

The 4th Amendment restricts the government from issuing warrants without probable cause. This is a limit on governmental power. States' rights (A) involve the balance between federal and state governments. Separation of powers (B) divides government into branches. Implied powers (C) are powers not explicitly stated but inferred. The text clearly focuses on limiting government's ability to search and seize, which is about limits on governmental power.

Answer:

D. limits on governmental power