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john Locke emphasized the importance of separating governmental powers to prevent tyranny and protect individual rights. He believed that government should be divided into distinct branches, each with its own functions, to ensure that no single entity could wield unchecked authority. This foundational idea contributed to the development of the concept of checks and balances, where each branch of government can limit the powers of the others, thereby promoting accountability and protecting liberty. Locke's thoughts laid the groundwork for modern democratic systems.
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What did critics say would be a result of Roosevelt's court packing plan?
It would disrupt the checks and balances of the government's branches
Which form of government would John Locke most oppose?
I would say John Locke most opposes governments where the government is in complete control of people's lives so the three I would guess he'd dislike most would be monarchy, communism, and dictatorship. However, I'm sure he'd dislike socialism too.
What does James Burns say about checks and balances according to this section?
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Why was it necessary to create a system of checks and balances in the federal government?
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What did john locke say in his social contract?
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When the branches of government disagree does the president have the final say?
No, checks and balances then come into play resolving the problem.
What did critics say about FDR's court-packing plan?
It would disrupt the checks and balances of the government's branches.
What did john Locke say you can do to the thief if you catch him?
You can kill him or make him your slave
What a good sentence of the word checks?
You didn't say which meaning you want to use, so here are a couple of examples. The checks were forged. When faced with a fence, the horse always checks and won't jump it. The government uses a system of checks and balances.
Does the system of checks and balances always work for public good?
The system of checks and balances generally works for the public good, but I wouldn't say that it always does so. Any system is only as good as the people who implement it, and human beings are notoriously imperfect creatures.
What did critics say would be a result of Roosevelt court-packing plan?
It would disrupt the checks and balances of the government's branches
What did critics say would be result of Roosevelts court-packing plan?
It would disrupt the checks and balances of the government's branches.
