What system that makes sure no branch becomes too powerful?

Answer 1

In theory the separation of powers, which is interwoven into the constitutional fabric. there are three principle branches- the Legislative, which makes the laws, the executive, which carries them out- including the presidency, and the Judicial. There are overlaps and checks and balances familiar to all students of PAD ( problems of Americ an Democracy) The interlocks work like- well certain powers are denied to the states ( coining money, for example) states are not supposed to have border taxes for interstate commerce ( but, in practice they have tolls on tunnels and bridges which have the same effect) automobiles are still ( at this writing) licensed by individual states, but aircraft, ships and radios ( including amateur and CB sets) are federal. so it goes. there are a number of overlaps- I have mentioned the fact that border taxes are not only illegal but unconstitutional, but this is rationalized as maintenance fees on Bridges and tunnels- which often cross state lines! so it goes.

Answer 2

The system of checks and balances with in our democratic government is held in all three, the judicial, legislative, and executive branches. Mostly, however, in the judicial.(:

Answer 3

Checks and Balances. This is where each branch of government is put in place and has an equal amount of powers so that no one branch becomes to powerful.

Answer 4

Checks and balances, where each branch of government can check the other 2 branches.

Answer 5

Checks and Balances

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Checks and balances

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Checks and balances

Answer 8

Checks and balances.

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Checks and Balances

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