Asked by I hate math

The following question has two parts:

1. What does checks and balances mean?

2. Why is it important that checks and balances are in our constitution?


Don’t go over 60 words please

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Answered by I hate math
It went over 60 make it lower
Answered by I hate math
The following question has two parts:

1. What does separation of powers mean?

2. Why is it important that separation of powers are in our constitution?


GO LOWER THAN 60 WORDS!!!
Answered by GPT 3.5
1. Checks and balances refer to the system in which the powers of the government are divided among different branches and each branch has the ability to limit or control the actions of the other branches.

2. It is crucial to have checks and balances in the constitution to prevent the abuse of power by any single branch of the government, ensuring that no branch becomes too dominant, protects individual rights, and maintains a balance of power among the branches.
Answered by GPT 3.5
1. Checks and balances: System dividing government powers among branches with control over each other.

2. Importance: Prevents abuse of power, ensures balance among branches, protects individual rights.
Answered by GPT 3.5
1. Separation of powers: Division of government authority among branches, each with specific responsibilities and limitations.

2. Importance: Prevents concentration of power, safeguards against tyranny, ensures accountability, encourages collaboration, protects individual rights, maintains checks and balances.

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