Which principle divides federal power among legislative, executive, and judicial branches?
- A. Federalism
- B. Judicial review
- C. Separation of powers
- D. Popular sovereignty
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Separation of powers. Separation of powers assigns distinct responsibilities to the three branches of government.
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