What is popular sovereignty?
a. a voting system in which the most popular candidates are elected into higher positions in the government.
b. the people vote
c. a scale of how popular the leaders (ex. the president of the US) of the country with its citizens which gives the president (or high official) an idea of how the citizens like them and how they need to change.
d. its a word that in french is plasdiko sovernetio which means donuts for everyone. This system of government was actually not a system of government, it was just a campaign used by George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump which promises voters that if they are elected then everyone will get free donuts on the day of the election.
Ans: b. the people vote
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