Question

question #4
the authors of the constitution drew much of their inspiration from the writings of king george iii of england.

true false

question #5
one of the problems which the constitution was designed to solve was the question of who had power, the states or the national government. which feature of the constitution distributes power while making clear who is ultimately in control?

limited government

popular sovereignty

federalism

separation of powers

Explanation:

Question #4

The authors of the US Constitution drew inspiration from sources like Enlightenment thinkers (e.g., Locke, Montesquieu) and experiences with British rule (opposing King George III's policies), not his writings. So the statement is false.

• Limited Government: Restricts government power, not about state - national power distribution.
• Popular Sovereignty: Power from the people, not about state - national power balance.
• Federalism: Distributes power between national and state governments, with national government having ultimate control in areas of its authority.
• Separation of Powers: Divides power among branches of national government, not about state - national power. So the correct feature is Federalism.

Answer:

False

Question #5