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what is the most likely reason the constitution placed limits on the presidents power to convene and dismiss congress
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what is the most likely reason the constitution placed limits on the presidents power to convene and dismiss congress

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The reason is probably that they did not want the president to have all power like a king did they wanted to stay way from anything like a king
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