What Is the Purpose of Separation of Powers in the Constitution

question 10

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of separation of powers in the constitution?

• A) To encourage democracy
• B) To add a layer of complication and confusion
• C) To keep one branch from becoming too powerful
• D) To keep the executive branch from becoming too powerful

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Definitions:

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