The answer choice that DOES NOT explain why the executive branch has become more powerful than the legislature is option A.
<h3>What is the Executive Branch?</h3>
This refers to one of the arms of government that is charged with protecting the people in times of war, charging taxes, regulating commerce, etc.
Hence, we can see that from the answer choices, one can see that the executive branch of government became more powerful because of different reasons, but option A is NOT part of the reason.
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the aztec's were well known for their irrgation systems in farming along with their unique way of farming known as three-sister's farming. This allowed maize, beans, and squash to be grown at the same time increasing the number of calories for their people (like a symboitic relatioship). They were into sacrificing people for they believed in a sun god and if they didn't sacrfice someone the sun wouldn't return. They used slaves, traitors, theifs, or stole people from other tribes. They had their own language, but as far as mathmatics that didn't really come till later in the greeks time and Europe when that really took off. However, they did create stone tools, arrows, and baskets to help them in their farming and hunting. They had stone arrow heads for maximum force. But new tools and such didn't really come until the columbian exchane with other europeans. They were the strongest empire in the New World and were well-known as hunters and gathers.
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Among the most important of the speeches Hitler<span> gave are those he </span>delivered<span> every year on the anniversary of his coming to power as Germany's chancellor, January 30, 1933 . These </span>speeches<span> were the Nazi equivalent of a presidential "state of the union" address for the Third Reich.</span>
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