Separation of Powers in the Constitution Refers to

question 204

Multiple Choice

Separation of powers in the Constitution refers to

• A) federalism between states and the national government.
• B) distinct spheres of responsibility for the three branches of the national government.
• C) procedures for each branch of the national government to limit the power of the other branches.
• D) civilian control of the national military.
• E) influence of one branch of government over another.

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