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Which one of these is NOT a typical process the government uses to make and enforce laws?

A. Legislative
B. Legitimacy
C. Electoral
D. Judicial



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Final answer:

The government processes involved in making and enforcing laws are Legislative, Electoral, and Judicial, with Legitimacy not being part of the typical process.


Explanation:

Legitimacy is NOT a typical process the government uses to make and enforce laws. The three typical processes are Legislative, Electoral, and Judicial. The Legislative branch makes laws, the Executive enforces them, and the Judiciary interprets them.


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