How does the Constitution limit the powers of each branch of the federal government? Choose three correct answers.

The Constitution divides powers among the three branches, so each has its own responsibilities (C), and gives each branch ways to check or limit the others (D). The branches also share some powers and responsibilities (E), which prevents any one branch from controlling government by itself. Secrecy and requiring citizens’ approval before every action are not constitutional methods for limiting the branches.

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