The United States constitution divides the federal government into three branches, Legislative, Judicial and Executive. The founders of the Constitution divided the governmental power between the states, the federal government, and between the three branches at the federal level in order to prevent tranny. The authority and responsibilities of the three branches are not well defined by the constitution. The founders intended for the federal government to have limited powers and the states to have those powers not delegated to the federal government. Although the three branches have their own separation of powers, each branch is dependent on each other in the performance of its functions.
The Farmers created a system known as “Checks and
The Farmers created a system known as “Checks and