The Separation of Powers Refers To

Multiple Choice

The separation of powers refers to:

A) a division of authority within Congress, so that not all legislators do the same things.
B) the division of authority between the national and state governments.
C) providing each part of government with some power over the others.
D) dividing a government into different branches with distinct areas of authority.
E) the government's dual responsibility of protecting the rights and freedoms of individuals while also providing for the safety and security of the larger society.