How does the U. S. Constitution guarantee popular sovereignty?
Each branch of the government is given special rights.
Persons accused of crimes have the right to due process.
The president has the right to appoint Supreme Court justices.
Citizens are granted the right to vote in government elections.

The correct response is citizens are granted the right to vote in government elections.

Explanation:

Popular sovereignty is one of the fundamental principles of democracy. It is the basis for the idea that people have a right to chose their leaders. In this theory, government is selected and created by the voting person and thus authorities are subject to the will of the people. People chose their elective representatives and vote for those who best represent their personal interests and political position, at least ideally.  A popular phrase that quickly describes this system of government is rule "by the people, for the people."