Question

in studying a government that was established with a plural executive structure, a political scientist would likely assume what about the intentions of the creators of the government?

Answer 1

Answer:

They were attempting to limit power by creating checks and balances.

Explanation:

Answer 2

The political scientist, who is studying a government established with a plural executive structure, would likely assume that the creators intended to limit the powers of a single individual.

 

• The creators of such a plural executive government want the plural executives consulted and their approval obtained before enforcing any decision.   This structure reduces the excesses of executive presidents and governors.

 

• For example, the Swiss Confederation has a plural executive of seven members making up the Federal Council. Back home, Texas State has a plural executive branch with many elected officials. This arrangement deprives the Texas Governor of too many executive powers.

 

Thus, with a plural executive structure, power is shared among elected officials. No single person has absolute executive authority.

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