How is power divided in a constitutional democracy?A) The legislature makes the laws, the executive carries them out, and the judiciary ensures theirimplementationB) The executive makes the laws, the legislature carries them out, and the judiciary ensures theirimplementationC) The judiciary makes the laws, the executive carries them out, and the legislature ensures theirimplementationD) The legislature, executive, and judiciary all have equal power in making and implementinglaws

The governance of modern states is often based on the separation of which three powers? A) Legislative – elective – executive B) Regulatory – executive – judicial C) Electoral – regulatory – jurisprudential D) Legislative – elective – jurisprudential E) Legislative – executive – judicial

What is the power of judges in a democracy?A) To review public laws and declare them unconstitutionalB) To enforce laws without restrictions or influenceC) To make decisions based on political considerationsD) To remove themselves from deciding cases of conflict

Explain why the separation of powers is important for a democracy.

What is the meaning of "separation of powers"? A. The division of powers between the executive, legislature, and judiciary B. The power of the judiciary to strike down unconstitutional laws C. The power of the executive to veto laws passed by Parliament D. The power of the legislature to impeach the President

onsider the following statements about constitutional government:Constitutional government is:1.      A form of limited government2.      One where authority is derived from the constitution3.      One where monarch is the formal head of the state4.      One where the constitution along with the law limits and ratifies the exercise of powerCodes:Select one:a. 1 and 3b. 2 and 4c. 2,3 and 4d. 1,2 and 4