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Separation of Powers: Introduction

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The separation of powers is a fundamental principle of a constitutional republic. By dividing authority among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, it prevents any one person or group from controlling the entire government. This classroom catalog entry explores the historical roots of the idea and examines key moments during the Constitutional Convention when delegates debated how to distribute power across the branches.

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