Answer: Separation of Powers
Explanation:
In recognition of the fact that vesting all Government power on one source could lead to abuse and mismanagement of power as well as a lack of accountability, the Founding Fathers saw it fit to separate the powers of the Federal Government into 3 branches.
These 3 branches had their own powers which were separate from the other and would allow them to be able to put a check on the powers of the other such that no branch would reign supreme and enforce its policies on the country unilaterally.
An example of this principle is the power of Congress (Legislative) to create laws. The President (Executive) can decide to veto the law by not assenting to it and the Supreme Court (Judiciary) can judge the law to be unconstitutional thereby voiding it even if the President assents to it.
I need the options? there not shown
Answer choices are:
A. It allows state residents to make decisions on local issues.
B. It gives the government the authority to defend the country as necessary.
C. It helps prevent the election of a president who wants to become a tyrant.
D. It divides Congress into the Senate and the House of Representatives.
The correct answer choice is:
A. It allows state residents to make decisions on local issues.
The Constitution provides four sorts of power to the national government which includes delegated powers, implied powers, inherent powers, and reserved powers. The reserved powers are reserved for the individuals and allows the people to make decisions on local issues.
The reforms that was done the Chinese government after the death of Mao was that, they permitted property and other reforms of the economy, as well as some features of free markets. What they did not allow was extension of political freedoms or democratic rights.
Your answer is C. agreed to by Congress in 1777; ratified in 1781
