Answer:
The commitment of the Framers most reflected in the Constitution of 1788 as ratified is "the principle of limited government"
Explanation:
The term "principle of limited government" refers to the concept of defining government powers by means of a constitution and thus, the government does not have absolute power. A constitution specifies the rules and regulations guiding a state and also specifies what the government is to abide to that is what the government is allowed to do, and also what it may not do. This principle limits the absolute power of a government and restrict the government to powers being regulated by the constitution. In setting distinct limits on government's power, the Framers Constitution of the U.S
as ratified in 1788 hoped to prevent the government from achieving the same level of power that the British monarchy had and does not allow for the U.S government to be involved in all affairs, they are limited by constitution and powers invested in other institutions.
