8. How does the Bill of Rights develop certain principles?
It develops the principles of checks and balances and separation of powers by explaining how
individuals interact with the different branches of government.
It develops the principles of limited government and rule of law by establishing the
Constitution as the source of all rights and powers.
It develops the principles of representative government and consent of the governed by
addressing the powers and rights of the public and their state governments.
It develops the principles of limited powers and popular sovereignty by restricting the federal
government's authority in favor of securing the liberty for individual persons and states.