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The founding fathers were influenced by Baron de Montesquieu ideas on the tripartite system, when they elaborated the drafts of the U.S. Vonstitution, basically, regarding the separation of powers.
Baron de Montesquieu(1689-1795) established a division of political presence. He considered a clear division of government bodies: a Legislature, an Executive, and a Judiciary.
The influence of this model is from the Roman Republic Constitution and the British Constitution. With this separation of powers, none of them by themselves could become an absolute power.
That is the case with the U.S. Constitution. James Madison, attracted by Montesquieu principles, prevent the corruption of power establishing the same principle but in the U.S. case, with a legislature(Congress), with a presidency(President), and the judiciary(the Supreme Court).
84 You can tell this also because 3x+2 is 14 and x-8 is -6 which equals -84
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Before the Civil War, and for a short time after, sectionals was extremely present. In perhaps its most infamous manner - slavery and the restrictions put on black people all across the country. These restrictions forced several marginalized groups into small areas and forced them to bind together for protection.
In another example - petty sectionalism in the context of religious belief. The US was divided for hundreds of years by religion, which meant that the Union itself often fought over religion and religious values. Protestants in New England, Catholics in the south, and several other groups strewn throughout the regions.