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In my opinion that would be the media; in particular, the broadcast media. Those that believe that the government or the people in government are the answer must take into consideration that so much of the media is delivering opinion rather than news. We don't get to hear what government officials are actually doing only what a particular media person or media group wants us to think they are doing. That power trumps the power of the government.
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What group is assumed to have too much power?
In the U.S government some people think the executive branch has to much power
Lawmakers believe what group has too much power?
Congressional staffers
Some lawmakers believe this group has too much power?
congressional staffers
Which group wants to protect citizens from too much government power?
Liberals
What group was concerned with the federal government having too much power?
Anti federalists
How did states address the issue of not allowing one person or group to have too much power?
Separation of power and checks & balances.
How has checks and balances influence the government?
Checks and balances ensure that no group of people (president, senate) have too much power. Another group can always check or balance the others power.
What is the importance of separation of power?
Separation of powers is important because it prevent any group or institution in the government from gaining too much power.
Does congress have too much power or too little power?
yes i think that congress has too much power
Which group of people opposed the Constitution as they felt it gave the federal government too much power?
anti-federalists
What would be the advantages and disadvantages of giving all the powers to one group of students?
the group will over react with the power.probably abuse of the power.decide to take over and not do good power.]they would have too much legislative power(power to make rules.)
What prevents a single group from having too much power in the government?
The Checks and Balances system set up in the US constitution.
