Question
How does the division of powers in the government help the branches to focus on the best interests of the people?(1 point)
Responses
No one branch has all the power, which keeps the people’s rights intact.
No one branch has all the power, which keeps the people’s rights intact.
It gives the people more opportunity to interact with the government.
It gives the people more opportunity to interact with the government.
The branches are able to focus on specific tasks that are aligned to the rights of the people.
The branches are able to focus on specific tasks that are aligned to the rights of the people.
All branches work on the same tasks to ensure the people’s rights are protected.
Responses
No one branch has all the power, which keeps the people’s rights intact.
No one branch has all the power, which keeps the people’s rights intact.
It gives the people more opportunity to interact with the government.
It gives the people more opportunity to interact with the government.
The branches are able to focus on specific tasks that are aligned to the rights of the people.
The branches are able to focus on specific tasks that are aligned to the rights of the people.
All branches work on the same tasks to ensure the people’s rights are protected.
Answers
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The best response is:
**No one branch has all the power, which keeps the people’s rights intact.**
This reflects the principle of checks and balances, ensuring that no single branch can infringe upon the rights of the people and that each branch can oversee and limit the power of the others.
**No one branch has all the power, which keeps the people’s rights intact.**
This reflects the principle of checks and balances, ensuring that no single branch can infringe upon the rights of the people and that each branch can oversee and limit the power of the others.