Under a system of separation of powers, what power would the executive branch of government hold? a-the power to make laws b-the power to tax without representation c-the power to enforce laws d-the power

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Under a system of separation of powers, what power would the executive branch of government hold?

a-the power to make laws
b-the power to tax without representation
c-the power to enforce laws
d-the power to overthrow a king or queen

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it is C

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C.) The executive branch has the power to enforce laws.

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