Asked by Bertha

Can someone help me with this question ?

Why does the current Constitution of Texas divide power in the executive branch?

A. This guarantee that no individual or agency has more than another
B. A divided executive branch means that decisions are made more swiftly
C. The Governor is only a figurehead and has no real power**
D. Texas has a long history of strong central government

I believe it’s C.can anyone check please???? Thank you!!!!
Answered by Anon
C is incorrect.
Read your text, paying attention to “executive branch.”
Answered by Bertha
Anon, I did I’ve read it but it talks about the Governor not having a lot of power since that’s the way they want it to strip him of being too powerful. Then in another part it talks about power being centralized in one area so they divided it to avoid that happening. But it’s not clear, I’ve gone over it over and over and I’m not sure. It’s driving me crazy!!!I think it could be centralized power or the Governor?????or it could be A. So I’m stuck between 3 choices!!!
Answered by Bertha
I didn’t notice you put not C that helps so is it A???
Answered by Bertha
The lesson speaks briefly about not wanting too much power in the executive branch. So is it A ???
Answered by Anon
A makes more sense than the others, yes.
Answered by Bertha
Thank you!!! For taking the time to help me it makes more sense than my original answer!
Answered by Bertha
Thanks again Anon I’m glad there are people like you on this site to help us out. I had no one to help me. Thanks again!
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