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The federal laws are enacted by Congress, enforced by the President, and interpreted by the Supreme Court. This is similar to the ideals of Montesquieu on government.
What are the ideals of Montesquieu on government?
- The classification of the government of Montesquieu is based partly on the number of those who hold political power and partly on how that power is exercised.
- He gives more importance to the principle on which government is based than to its nature.
Montesquieu forms the government into three types:
1) Republic:
In a republic, the body of the people is possessed of the supreme power it is called democracy. Sovereignty rests with the people in democracy. In Republics, there can be no exercise of sovereignty but by the votes of the people and these votes express their own will.
2) Monarchies:
Montesquieu remarks that monarchial government is that in which a single person governs the state by fixed and established laws.
3) Authoritarian:
An authoritarian government is that in which a single person directs all functions of the government with his own capricious will, without any law, and fixed rules.
Hence, option B is the answer.
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