A Major Argument in Favor of Reducing the Separation of Powers

question 47

Multiple Choice

 A major argument in favor of reducing the separation of powers called for in the U.S.Constitution is that doing so would 

• A) allow leaders to act promptly, decisively, and comprehensively. 
• B) weaken the presidency and give greater protection against executive dictatorship. 
• C) disperse credit or blame equally among the three branches of government. 
• D) apportion responsibility for implementing government programs among members of Congress. 
• E) create a truly independent judiciary.

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