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Why did the founding fathers not want the president to be as powerful as a king?

Why did the founding fathers not want the president to be as powerful as a king?
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Why did the founding fathers not want the president to be as powerful as a king?

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The founding fathers worried that if the nation had a powerful government, it would hinder the rights that belonged to state governments.

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