Why does the constitution separate powers among the branches of government

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7 June, 20:03

Why does the constitution separate powers among the branches of government

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Yuliana Wiley · Answer 1

Answer: To prevent any one branch from becoming to powerful

King Ramos · Answer 2

So that one branch is unable to take full power.

The reason the constitution was created was to give the people of America a voice, instead of being ruled by a single person making all the decisions. The different branches are designed so that a large group of people are able to balance their power and make decisions based on what the general public wants and needs.