Question

hamilton on the courts role limited government can be preserved in practice no other way than through the medium of courts of justice, whose duty it must be to declare all acts contrary to the manifest tenor of the constitution void. - alexander hamilton, federalist no. 78 which statement is the best summary of this passage? courts preserve limited government by protecting the constitution from attack. courts are a threat to limited government under the constitution. courts must work with other branches of government to protect the constitution. courts alone have a responsibility to follow the constitution.

Explanation:

El texto de Hamilton en el Federalista N.º 78 sostiene que el gobierno limitado se puede preservar a través de los tribunales de justicia, cuya función es declarar nulos todos los actos contrarios a la Constitución. Esto implica que los tribunales preservan el gobierno limitado al proteger la Constitución.

Answer:

Courts preserve limited government by protecting the Constitution from attack.