Answer:
It keeps one branch of government from becoming too powerful.
Explanation:
The citizens back then were from Britain and they hated how their king had ALL THE POWER. Therefore, they have made up checks and balances so that a branch doesn't seem tyrannic.
The correct answer is C.
In the Roman government, the two consuls (heads of government) were elected by citizens. In today's American society, the President, Vice-President, and all Congress people are elected by the president. This represents how the US used the idea of people voting for who is in charge from the Ancient Romans.
Given that sectionalism deals with restriction of interest
to a narrow sphere; undue concern with local interests or petty distinctions at
the expense of general well-being.
Also, that the south was the raciest towards people that
looks different than them. Then it only stands to reason that the sectionalism
was the one thing that the North did not like which led to the Civil War.
The answer is B. attempted to restrict Japan's
growth and power. As it expanded its hold in Asia, the U.S. feared that
it would threaten their interests in the region. They tried setting up trade embargoes against
the Japanese but eventually this led to conflict that began with the bombing of
Pearl Harbor.