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In democracy rights and rule of law limit whom?

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Correct answer: Arbitrary power of government

Rights and the rule of law place limits on the government, especially when it uses public power. In a democracy, officials cannot do whatever they want merely because they hold office or have support from a majority. Laws, constitutional rights, courts, and public accountability require government decisions to follow known standards. These limits protect citizens rather than reducing their dignity, equality, or demand for justice.

Option A names the power being limited: arbitrary government power. The word arbitrary means acting according to personal choice, without fair rules or proper reasons. Rights make some actions unacceptable even to a popular government, while the rule of law requires legal procedures. The other choices describe values that these protections support, not powers they restrict. Therefore, option A is correct.

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Limited GovernmentRightsRule Of Law

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