Letting the people vote for a tax raise to fund the building of a
county library would be an
example of:
A. divine right.
B. popular sovereignty.
C. parliamentary powers.

B. popular sovereignty.

Explanation:

Popular sovereignty confers the authority to create and sustain both the state and federal government to the people's consent or consent of the citizens through their representatives. Thus, government is created by the people and subject to the consent and will of the people.

Hence, letting the people vote for a tax raise to fund the building of a county library would be an example of popular sovereignty.

On the other hand, divine right generally refers to the idea that monarchs and kings believed that they got their powers from a divine being such as God or a god.

Parliamentary power can be defined as an idea that the legislature or legislative arm of government has absolute power, sovereignty and is considered to be supreme over all institutions, both judicial and executives.

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