What was the historical reason for the separation of powers?

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I believe the anwsure is either
"an attempt to prevent tyrannical control of a king" or "an effort to share the power with the people"

Anna71 [15]3 years ago

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Answer:

The separation of powers is the mechanism of political and democratic organization by which the government is divided into three fundamental branches that carry out specific tasks. These branches are: executive branch, in charge of administering the country in accordance with the laws; legislative branch, responsible for creating laws; and the judiciary, responsible for judging those who break the laws.

The separation of powers is created as a result of the rise of liberalism, during the era of revolutions, as a way of limiting absolutism and tyranny through internal limits of the government itself. That is, it arose during the 18th century, to limit the power of absolutist monarchies.

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