The concept of checks and balances was established by the authors of the Constitution (3 points)

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Musya8 [376]3 years ago

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The correct answer is A) so that no single branch of the government would gain too much power.

The concepts of checks and balances were established by the authors of the Constitution so that no single branch of the government would gain too much power.

This concept is a valuable precept because with the checks and balances system, it can pervent wrongdoings from the other parts of the government and the exercise of power is equally divided. In the United States, the Constitution acknowledges three branches: the executive, that in the presidency of the U.S.; the legislative, that is the House of Representatives and the Senate; and finally, the Judiciary, that is the Supreme Court.

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