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Our founding fathers believed in a system of government that consisted of three distinct branches. This was done to ensure what enlightenment? •Popular sovereignty •Rule of law •Seperation of powers •Social
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Our founding fathers believed in a system of government that consisted of three distinct branches. This was done to ensure what enlightenment?

•Popular sovereignty
•Rule of law
•Seperation of powers
•Social contract


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c. seperation of powers

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