C. The Constitution mentions the three branches of government in this order: legislative, executive,

and judicial. What can you infer about how the Founders viewed these three branches of

government?

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28 August, 14:51

C. The Constitution mentions the three branches of government in this order: legislative, executive,

and judicial. What can you infer about how the Founders viewed these three branches of

government?

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Frederick · Answer 1

They viewed them as judicial being the moderator as the rest.

Explanation:

Legistative branch will write the laws, the executive executes them, whilst the judicial branch decides whether or not they're deemed constitutional, or whether the laws have been broken.

C. The Constitution mentions the three branches of government in this order: legislative, executive,and judicial. What can you infer about how the Founders viewed these three branches ofgovernment?

C. The Constitution mentions the three branches of government in this order: legislative, executive,

and judicial. What can you infer about how the Founders viewed these three branches of

government?