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Based on the article, why is having three
branches of government important?
A
because it keeps people in authority from
breaking laws
B.
because it allows leaders to decide which
laws are passed
С
because it makes sure that no one in
goverment holds power for too long
D
because it helps keep balanced power in the
system of government
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D
Step-by-step explanation:
It's so that no Branch abuse their power.
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