Question

1. the mayor decides that they no longer need to follow the citys speed limits because they are an elected government official. which principle of government is being explained? a separation of powers b rule of law c checks and balances d due process e individual rights how did you arrive at your answer? 9. a group of students wants to start a petition to change the school lunch menu, but the principal says students are not allowed to express their opinions. which principle of government is being explained? a separation of powers b rule of law c checks and balances d due process e individual rights how did you arrive at your answer?

Explanation:

1. In the first scenario, a government official thinking they don't need to follow speed - limits goes against the idea that everyone, including those in power, must follow the law. This is the rule of law principle.
2. In the second scenario, students being denied the right to express their opinions is a violation of their individual rights, specifically the right to freedom of speech.

Answer:

1. B. Rule of law
2. E. Individual rights