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The Constitution divides government into three separate branches that check and balance each other.  If one branch grabs too much power, then the other two can work to stop it.   
 
The Constitution divides government into three separate branches that check and balance each other.  If one branch grabs too much power, then the other two can work to stop it.   
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In addition to its Preamble quoted above, the Articles of the Constitution are as follows:
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In addition to its Preamble quoted above, the Constitution contained Articles as follows:
    
:Congress (the legislative branch) is established in Article I of the Constitution.  The Executive Branch (led by the President) carries out the laws as provided in Article II.  The Judicial Branch (including the Supreme Court), established in Article III, interprets the laws.
 
:Congress (the legislative branch) is established in Article I of the Constitution.  The Executive Branch (led by the President) carries out the laws as provided in Article II.  The Judicial Branch (including the Supreme Court), established in Article III, interprets the laws.
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