American National Government

American National Government

Part 1 - Separation of Powers

In the United States constitution, no individual or group has too much power to have any powerful influence. Although this creates gridlocks because the framer of a law is usually opposed by a party that has the rights to reject it. In this way, laws and acts can take several years to get cleared. This causes dissatisfaction among people since they want their all want their problems to be addressed as soon as possible (Franklin, 2011).

Although implementation of policies can be time consuming, it prevents the accumulation of power in a few ...