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Why did the Framers of the Constitution not want a king-like figure in the executive branch?
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Framers means the people who wrote the Constitution.
Executive branch means the part of government that enforces laws.
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They had just escaped the control of Britain’s King George III and feared a monarchy
They wanted the president to have more power than the legislature
They believed that the president should not have any military power
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They had just escaped the control of Britain’s King George III and feared a monarchy.
Explanation: The Framers distrusted concentrated, hereditary power after the colonial experience under the king, so they designed a limited, elected executive checked by the legislature and judiciary (separation of powers, checks and balances) rather than a king-like ruler.
Explanation: The Framers distrusted concentrated, hereditary power after the colonial experience under the king, so they designed a limited, elected executive checked by the legislature and judiciary (separation of powers, checks and balances) rather than a king-like ruler.
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