Separation Of Powers Of The Constitution: An Analysis

Separation of Powers is a considerable strength of the Constitution, without it, world powers would fall under one particular branch of government. Separation of powers created the opportunity of checks and balances, to limit the amount of power across the different branches of government. Together they deem a fair division of authority among our branches of government, minimizing abuse of power, such as despotism and corruption (Fine & Levin-Waldman, 2016).
The right to vote by white male landowners only proved to be one of the greatest weaknesses of the Constitution. Moreover, the Constitution restricted running for office and serving on juries to white male property owners. Due to thinking they had a stake in society and could be trusted