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USG Georgia History Legislative Requirement Practice Exam

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What principle divides Georgia's government power among three branches to prevent concentration?
Correct Answer:
Separation of powers
Explanation:
Three branches with distinct powers divide Georgia’s government so that no single part can dominate. The legislative branch makes laws, the executive enforces them, and the judicial branch interprets them. By separating these functions and giving each branch ways to check the others, Georgia prevents the concentration of power and protects liberty. This idea is broader than just how one chamber or process checks another, and it differs from federalism (power shared between state and national levels) and popular sovereignty (the people being the source of governmental authority).

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