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• They prevent government from becoming too powerful.
• They emphasize the dominance of the executive branch.
• They give more power to people in large states.
• They outline the rights of individuals.
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The correct answer is: They prevent government from becoming too powerful.
All the principles of the Constitution, such as separation of powers, checks and balances, federalism, and individual rights, are designed to limit governmental power and ensure that no single entity becomes too dominant.
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