Question

what constitutional principle is demonstrated by people voting for their government representatives? judicial review limited government popular sovereignty separation of powers

Explanation:

• Judicial review: Refers to the power of courts to review and invalidate laws and actions that violate the constitution. It is not related to people voting for representatives.
• Limited government: Means that government power is restricted by law. While related to constitutional principles, it does not directly address the act of people voting for representatives.
• Popular sovereignty: This principle holds that the authority of the government is created and sustained by the consent of its people. When people vote for their government representatives, they are exercising their power (sovereignty) as the source of government authority.
• Separation of powers: Divides government responsibilities into distinct branches (legislative, executive, judicial). It is not about people voting for representatives.

Answer:

popular sovereignty