Separation of power
conceived by French enlightenment scholar Lord Montesquieu, in his seminal publication,'in the spirit of law', the principle of separation of power is a check and balance tenet which assures that neither arms of the government become autocratic and suppresses the will of the people.
The answer is b . A warning to king George to change his ways
Answer:
By spying on an opposition, the presidential candidate can try to disrupt their campaign and win in an unethical way.
Explanation:
Spying on an opposition leader can provide information on what kind of voters they are targeting, what messages they are sending out, where they will have fund-raising dinners etc.
With this information, a lot of problems can be created. An example of this is President Nixon who spied on his opposition Edmund Muskie.
His unethical tactics including, disrupting fundraisers, false letters and even a completely made up sexual misconduct charge. All of these, severely disrupted Edmund's campaign and paved the way for a Nixon win.
In modern scholarship, all these tactics are considered anti-democratic.
