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How is Montesquieu's view of Separation of Powers demonstrated in the United States Constitution? The legislative, executive, judicial branches divide federal powers Citizens of each state are guaranteed
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How is Montesquieu's view of Separation of Powers demonstrated in the United States Constitution?

The legislative, executive, judicial branches divide federal powers
Citizens of each state are guaranteed all protections in the Bill of Rights
The United States can not grant titles of nobility to anyone
Citizens must be at least 30 years old to be U.S. senator,​

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The U.S government is divided into executive, legislative, and judicial branches.

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