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Local and State Governments — Cumulative exam

Question 13 • SA FL-2106010-M/J Civics S1 26-27

What is one example of the separation of powers?

Answer
A
Political issues can be decided through popular vote.
B
People and groups are required to obey the law at all times.
C
The federal government is made up of three branches.
D
Some laws are national and apply to all of the states.

Explanation

Separation of powers means dividing government authority among different branches so that no single branch holds all the power. The federal government has three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial, so choice C is correct. Popular voting describes direct democracy, while national laws applying across states relates to federal authority.

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