Regarding the impact of the public in American national decision-making, the founders wanted . Question 25 options: a) a system in which the public elected most officeholders b) a system legitimated by the public but also protected from the possible dangers of the public’s power c) a system responsive to the fluctuations in public opinion d) only the social and economic elite to have a role in the new government

A system legitimated by the public but also protected from possible dangers of the public's power ( B )

Explanation:

The founders of the American national decision making process wanted the public i.e the citizens of America to have a legitimated right and role in the governance of the nation and this is known as democracy.

In democracy the people have the right to vote and be voted for, they also have the right to criticize the government constructively under the provisions of the constitution but the constitution also protects the Governing system from the dangers of public's power. although the public elected officeholders are elected by the public some are appointed and not elected by the public

Under feudalism, NO ONE was able to better their circumstances. It was simple, if you were born a peasant, you would STAY a peasant and you would never become a noble, knight, or monarch. You would also take after your parents, so if they were nobles, YOU would be a noble.