Question

i need help with my government class

The Constitution reflects the principle "separation of powers" because it

makes the president distinct from the executive branches

organizes each state into a bicameral system of branches

distributes power between three branches of government

lists specific powers that belong to the state governments


Article Three of the Constitution describes the powers of the

executive branch, such as enforcing laws
judicial branch, such as interpreting laws
legislative branch, such as declaring war
state governments, such as health care

Answer 1

No offense, or anything.. but the "find more subjects" is at the top. This is mathematics.

Answer 2

oh thanks
sorry bout that
first time using it

Answer 3

It's cool, guy! :P

I advise this so others won't think your "spamming" the mathematics section.

Answer 4

Even though this question doesn't belong here, I will tell you that the answer is the third one.

Answer 5

Wrong subject. But I can help

Answer 6

That's what I was about to say. Seperation of powers so everything is EQUAL.

Answer 7

@CookieCake Not quite. There's a difference between separation of powers (of the branches) and the checks and balances system

Answer 8

@rere234 Seperation of Powers: The constitutional principle that limits the powers vested in any person or institution.

Checks and Balances: Checks and Balances: a system in which the different parts of an organization (such as a government) have powers that affect and control the other parts so that no part can become too powerful.


I see. Loss for words there.

Answer 9

I mean't loss *of words.* Don't know what I was going on about earlier.

Answer 10

Umm ok. But Separation of powers does NOT exactly state every branch is equal. But in the end, they're very similar. So, I gotta give it to ya. @CookieCake

Answer 11

Touche, @rere234

Answer 12

Touche? No. @CookieCake

Answer 13

Mmmk. Well, nice meeting you all.