The appropriate response is Basil II. The rule of Basil II, generally recognized to be one of the remarkable Byzantine sovereigns, outstandingly represents both the quality and the shortcoming of the Byzantine arrangement of government. His unstoppable and powerful identity and his savvy statesmanship were balanced by the inborn shortcoming of a supreme absolutism that depended such a great amount on the character of the ruler.
The main idea in Madison's federalist paper #51 is that checks and balances can and should be put in place in a federal government in order to keep any single branch from becoming too powerful.
B. interdependence hope this helps xx
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