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Why did the Framers of the U.S Constitution include a legislative branch in the new government?

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1 . B represent all of the people living in the country

2 . A & C to legislate & represent the voters
3 . C oversight function

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What are the two most important roles of members of Congress? Select all that apply

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What is the purpose of the legislative branch?

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The Framers of the U.S Constitution wisely chose to include a legislative branch in the new government for several important reasons. First and foremost, they sought to ensure a system of checks and balances to prevent one branch from obtaining too much power. By establishing a separate branch solely dedicated to making laws, they aimed to create a balance of power that would protect the rights and interests of the American people. Additionally, the legislative branch enables a representative democracy by allowing elected officials to voice the concerns and preferences of their constituents. This crucial inclusion demonstrates the Framers' commitment to establishing a government that would serve the people and safeguard their liberties.