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Which principle in the Constitution divides authority between three branches of government? A) the rule of law B) limited government C) separation of powers D) the supremacy cla…

Which principle in the Constitution divides authority between three branches of government? A) the rule of law B) limited government C) separation of powers D) the supremacy cla…
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Which principle in the Constitution divides authority between three branches of government?

A) the rule of law
B) limited government
C) separation of powers
D) the supremacy clause

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User Sam Luther
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proabably I think it is c
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User YotaXP
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C) separation of powers
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