Question

how does the structure of the national government provide for a limited government? by dividing powers between branches and levels of government by granting unlimited power to congress by ensuring one leader rules for life by ignoring the principle of federalism

Explanation:

Limited government is achieved by dividing powers (separation of powers among branches and federal - state division). This prevents any one entity from having too much power. Granting unlimited power to Congress, one - leader life - long rule, and ignoring federalism would not limit government power.

Answer:

By dividing powers between branches and levels of government