The Importance of a Written Constitution

To outline the structure, functions, and powers of a nation's government (correct)

To establish the historical context of a nation

To regulate international relations

To provide a framework for economic policies

Authoritarian rule and limited rights

Unilateral decision-making and lack of accountability

Centralized government and unrestricted power

Separation of powers, checks and balances, and federalism (correct)

Unlimited government authority

Limited government with clear boundaries and limitations on authority (correct)

Unrestricted individual rights

A single governing body with absolute power

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