Question

The British Crown had prevented colonists from appointing their own judges. This issue was addressed in the U.S. Constitution by creating __________.
Responses

A checks and balances.
B a separation of powers.
C Congressional oversight.

D a ban on cruel punishments.

Answer 1

The issue of the British Crown preventing colonists from appointing their own judges was addressed in the U.S. Constitution by creating **B** a separation of powers. This structure established an independent judiciary, allowing for the appointment of judges by the executive branch and providing protections from direct influence by the legislature and executive, which helps to ensure an impartial judiciary.