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Category - Civics

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Absolute arbitrary power, or governing without settled laws, can neither of them be consistent with the ends of society and government.

- John Locke

Which of the following statements is most consistent with the Locke quotation above?

Weak government is worse than no government.
Governmental power should be limited.
Laws should never be changed.
Only wise people can exercise power.

Explanation

Answer: B - Governmental power should be limited.

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