The system of check and balances was included to the constitution too?

The farmers included a system of check and balances into the constitution because they believed that each branch of government can exercise checks, or controls, over the other branches. Not the FARMERS, man!

The Framers of the Constitution included the ability of Congress to override a veto as a way to check the power of the President. It is part of the system of checks and balances.

The idea of the system of checks and balances was to prevent any one individual or part of government to dominate the others, flout the Constitution, or take complete control of the country.

So no one branch of government would be too powerful.

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Checks and Balances.

How do the three branches work within the system of check and balances?

So that each branch could check on the other two and make sure that a branch didn't abuse their power. :)

No. The system of checks and balances ensures that the Judicial Branch (the courts) check that the Legislative Branch (Senate & House of Representatives) does NOT enact laws that are in conflict with the US Constitution.

Republicanism, Federalism, Separation of Powers, Check and Balances

Nothing, Government already has TOO MUCH POWER! (=_=v) The real answer is The Constitution. And how so? By the system of Check and Balances

so if two of the other government branches thought the other was too powerful they could check the issue then balance the branches

He can use the check and balances system to check the other branches of government.

I think that they check their balances and stuff by asking the president?

using the system of checks and balances

Checks and balances protect against any one sector from having all power. Checks control one side's actions. Balances attempt to moderate decisions and choices. However, big government has grown so large, the check and balances system seems at times to fail.

Res, much check and barances

The constitution keeps the power evenly distributed between the three branches of government by using a system of checks and balances. This basically means that if one branch is exceeding the limits of power, another branch can "check" it.

The Check and Balances

checks and balances is the system were the legislative, executive and judicial branches check each other to make sure they are not abusing their power.

Montesquieu's tripartite system is the system used in the US federal government. The checks and balances means that each branch of the government has a unique role, but they are able to keep the other branches in check and no one branch has ultimate authority.

The system of check and balances!

The system of Checks and Balances in your government( most likely the US) is a system of government in which the three branched legislative executive and judicial check on each other to prevent one branch from getting too powerful.

The Constitution does. The government makes laws and enforces them but the constitution actually protects individual's rights. The US is a constitutional federated republic. The government is kept in check by the constitution. Without the checks and balances that the constitution provides, the government could take away all rights of the people, controlling all they say and do. A government without checks and balances usually ends in dictatorship.

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To prevent -anyone- from becoming a "king" (all powerful).

The Constitution of the United States created a system of separate institutions that share powers. Because the three branches of government share the powers, each branch can partially check the powers of the others. Example: the Congressds can check the president by refusing to pass a bill the president wants. The president can check Congress by vetoing a bill that has passed both Houses. The Courts can check the Congress by declaring a law unconstitutional.

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he can veto their bills, it is all part of the checks and balances system

He included a provision in the Constitution that gave the national legislature the power to veto state laws. Sites: Check out www.montpelier.org and www.constitutioncenter.org. he did that to.

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The Supreme Court may not amend the Constitution, but their interpretations definitely serve as checks and balances on the other two branches. Laws have to agree with the Constitution to be legal.

w because The "W" passage reflects the principle of checks and balances because it provides for presidential veto of Congressional legislation. This is a "check" on the power of the Legislative branch of the federal government

The system of Checks and Balances is when each branch checks the power of the other branch to make sure the power is blanced between them

Checks and balances allow for a system based regulation that allows one branch to limit another, such as the power of Congress to alter the composition and jurisdiction of the federal courts. ChaCha.

The US constitution is framed to do this by separating the powers of government. The different branches of the government "check" each other's power

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With the checks and balances system also used by the Legislative and Judicial branches, who check the the president's usage of authority and keep him under control.

The purpose of the checks and balances system is to ensure that one arm of the government system does not hold too much power. Each branch will have the power to check whatever the other branch is doing. Without this kind of system, one branch will become too powerful thereby rendering the other powerless.

The popular answer is three, but these people forget the first branch of government named "We the People" and the statements by the constitutional authors that "the people" act in the checks and balances system - so the correct answer is 4 (see other questions about check and balances system).

The judicial system provides a check on the legislative and executive branch by interpreting the constitution. The judiciary will always remind the other branches of government their roles as stipulated in the constitution.

Another name for the separation of powers that was written into the U.S. Constitution is the system of checks and balances. Dividing power into three government branches (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial) creates a system where each has the ability to keep a "check" on the power of the other two so that one person or group doesn't gain full control of the government.

the constitution is a legal document that limits the governments power so the government doesn't get too much power. Kind of like checks and balances exept we check the government.

Checks and Balances the 3 different branches check on each other and keep the balance.

Checks and balances - the executive branch can check the power of the legislature though the veto. The legislature can check the power of the president through overriding the veto.

That system is designed in a way where one branch can limit or check the other two branches, thus preventing the dominance of any of them.

The constitution keeps the power evenly distributed between the three branches of government by using a system of checks and balances. This basically means that if one branch is exceeding the limits of power, another branch can "check" it. For example; if a president (the executive branch) is gaining too much power and enacting unfair laws, congress (the legislative branch) can vote to impeach the president or something like that and "check" the president's power…

Separation of Power vests the powers of the Government into multiple entities that are more or less autonomous of one another. In the United States, the Constitution separates the power of the Federal Government into three branches. The Legislature, the Executive, and the Judiciary. The system of checks and balances is how the branches make sure that one branch does not gain too much power over the other. Each branch has "checks" over the other…

Checks and balances, where each branch of government can check the other 2 branches.

They used it to keep other branches from gaining power over each other.