Question

1. 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

Explanation:

The Document of Power (DoP) outlines power - sharing among different entities but there is no mention of how the governed have a say. The Queen is from the Royal Family, and the High Council and Justice Officers are chosen by non - democratic means like drawing straws and lottery. There is no indication that the people's consent is required for governance. There is a mention of all officials following the law, but no clear protection for minority rights in a comprehensive way. While there is a form of power - sharing, it lacks a democratic foundation of the consent of the governed.

Answer:

Consent of the Governed