Question

Which of the following is an example of the "separation of powers" constitutional principle?

A. The constitution provides for a strong central government and for state governments

B. The bill of rights protects the individual rights of individuals

C. Amendments to the constitution provide for the term limits on presidency

D. Each branch of the federal government has different responsibilities

Answer 1

D.

Answer 2

This assures that no one will have the most responsibility than the others.

Answer 3

She is correct!

Answer 4

B.

Answer 5

Why B @MinhaBake?

Answer 6

B isn't discussing HOW separation is present, the bill of rights is modifying:

*The peoples right, and or natural rights.

So, @MinhaBake you are incorrect. A person's individual rights can be benefited from separation of powers (showing that no branch in the government is stronger than the other, which overthrows and limits peoples right instead the government itself), however, that is NOT in this case.

It says it clearly. No clarification in this POINT. Bill of rights modifies the individual’s right. Opposed to the separation of branches. Where does B answer the question? Exactly, it doesn't.

Answer 7

I do advocate you for attempting to help the new owlet though. Next time be sure of the answer, and don't rely on outwardly sources, like brainly and such. Because someone can be wrong. (Look at more dependable sites and gain understanding before trying to pass it on to the other person, and such..)