The framers wanted to prevent to concentrate the national government's power in few people’s hands and avoid a tyrannical rule. Therefore, they decided to introduce 2 different principles into the Constitution: federalism and separation.
Federalism is the form of government where the power is divided between states and nation. The competition between the two is an effective limitation of the power of both.
The separation principle has its foundation on the checks and balance system of government. The national government's power is separated into three different branches: Legislative, Judicial and Executive. Each of these three entities has the right to make sure that neither of the other two branches abuses its powers. These system is also
Federalism is the form of government where the power is divided between states and nation. The competition between the two is an effective limitation of the power of both.
The separation principle has its foundation on the checks and balance system of government. The national government's power is separated into three different branches: Legislative, Judicial and Executive. Each of these three entities has the right to make sure that neither of the other two branches abuses its powers. These system is also