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The concept of separation and balance of powers in the Constitution refers to.

Aa separation of powers between various executive departments
Ba separation of powers between the national and state governments
Ca separation of powers between separate and coequal branches of government
Da separation of individual rights from the rights that are granted to state governments

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JoeMcCarthy

The separation of power is the separation of the different government branches: The judicial (Supreme Court), The Legislative (Congress) and the Executive (the President). In theory, each branch carries equal power, as to spread power evenly.

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kthegoat20

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C) a separation of powers between separate and coequal branches of government.

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