There are some limits on the powers of the national government, then how does limited government protect the rights of individuals?

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Adam Haber · Answer 1 · 2022-04-23T09:53:05+0000

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One of the main elements of a limited government is federalism. ... Any powers not given to the federal government falls to the individual states. This deference to states' rights gives individuals more freedom because local state governments are considered easier to control than the federal government.

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