Which factor most greatly limits the power of the us government? a. regular, free elections b. a sovereign government c. electing a chief executive d. a constitutional system

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Which factor most greatly limits the power of the US government?

A Constitutional System  

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Question: Which factor most greatly limits the power of the US government?

 Constitutional System

Explanation: when setting up rules or laws or anything of the sort it would have to permited by the Constitution which limits the governments power.

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