Which of the following is a reason for the separation of powers? Select one: a. to prevent gridlock in government b. to prevent tyranny by any one branch c. to promote the general welfare d. to ensure the power of the executive

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Landon Gaines

10 March, 00:37

Which of the following is a reason for the separation of powers? Select one: a. to prevent gridlock in government b. to prevent tyranny by any one branch c. to promote the general welfare d. to ensure the power of the executive

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Carla Rosario · Answer 1

B - To prevent tyranny by any one branch.

Explanation:

Separation of powers is the way in which powers are separated to ensures that there is no abuse of powers and to prevent tyranny between the functions and provides the ability for check and balance.

Seperation of power also prevent the abuse of power within spheres of government and to prevent the three branches of government to be unable to interfere with one another.