Who had the most power under Ohio’s original constitution and state the reason?

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Adam Jaamour · Answer 1 · 2021-06-20T20:15:51+0000

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Legislative Branch

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Federalists believed in a much stronger government. Since the Democratic-Republicans controlled the convention, Ohio's first state constitution established a relatively weak government with the legislative branch holding most of the power.

Who had the most power under Ohio’s original constitution and state the reason?

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