James Madison's goal of setting power against power to minimize the concentration of authority in any one branch of government is outlined in the Constitution as a system of
(A) separation of powers
(B) checks and balances
(C) divided government
(D) national supremacy
(E) federalism
Ans: (B) checks and balances
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A. against economic inequality. B. against American international influence. C. against global warming. D. against authoritarian rule.
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This Constitutional Amendment protects freedom of speech, press, religion, and the right to assemble
a. The First Amendment b. The Second Amendment c. The Third Amendment d. The Fourth Amendment e. The Fifth Amendment
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.