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What is the most likely reason the constitution placed limits on the president’s power to convene and dismiss congress?

What is the most likely reason the constitution placed limits on the president’s power to convene and dismiss congress?
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What is the most likely reason the constitution placed limits on the president’s power to convene and dismiss congress?

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The most likely reason is to prevent the president from abusing its power.

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