Question

1. \the end of law is not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom. for in all the states of created beings capable of law, where there is no law, there is no freedom.\ - john locke what does this quote mean? rule of law is necessary to have freedom. laws should be meant to be restrictive for citizens so they dont cause trouble. laws are given by god and can never be changed. seperation of powers is important. 5) among the broad purposes of the united states government spelled out * 1 point in the preamble of the constitution is the obligation to keep the executive and legislative branches of government separate. create an automatic form of government.

Explanation:

For the first quote, Locke states law preserves/enlarges freedom and no law means no freedom, indicating law is necessary for freedom. For the second question, the Preamble outlines government purposes; "keep branches separate" relates to separation of powers (Constitutional structure), not Preamble's stated purposes. "Automatic government" is invalid.

Answer:

rule of law is necessary to have freedom.
keep the executive and legislative branches of government separate.