Why did the Framers of the Constitution want to include checks and balances in the federal government? to confirm that each state had correct representation in Congress to make sure that one branch of government couldn't completely control the other branches of government to ensure that the new tax system adequately funded the new federal government to prove that the new president could have more powers than were granted to Congress

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1 March, 21:17

Why did the Framers of the Constitution want to include checks and balances in the federal government? to confirm that each state had correct representation in Congress to make sure that one branch of government couldn't completely control the other branches of government to ensure that the new tax system adequately funded the new federal government to prove that the new president could have more powers than were granted to Congress

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Adelaide Norman · Answer 1

The Framers of the Constitution wanted to include checks and balances in the federal government to make sure that one branch of government couldn't completely control the other branches of government. The goal was to prevent the rise of any one branch over the other to prevent monarchical or absolute rule similar to what had been experienced by the colonists under the British Crown.

Liam Mcpherson · Answer 2

B. to make sure that one branch of government couldn't completely control the other branches of government