Separation of Powers as It Pertains to the Branches of Federal

question 40

Multiple Choice

Separation of powers as it pertains to the branches of federal government is in place:

• A) as a way to increase the number of jobs created in the country.
• B) if the president is unable to fulfill his duties and responsibilities.
• C) so that no one particular branch overpowers the other branches.
• D) to prevent any interaction between factions of political parties.

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