Which quote best represents the concept of limited government?
A. “the government that governs least is the government that governs best”
B. “power must never be trusted without a check”
C. “all men are created equal”
D. “a government of the people, by the people, and for the people”
Answer: B. “power must never be trusted without a check”
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