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Question 37 • World History

What is the primary reason to have three branches of government?

Answer
A
Having three branches affirms absolute civilian control of the government.
B
Having three branches delineates specific roles for each branch.
C
Having three branches ensures that every decision made is one everyone can agree with.
D
Having three branches prevents the concentration of power in one branch.

Explanation

The three branches of government create a system of checks and balances, so no single branch can hold too much power. This makes preventing the concentration of power the primary reason for having three branches. Dividing roles is also part of the system, but it supports that central purpose.

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