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    Madison Called the Accumulation of All Powers-Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary-In
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Madison Called the Accumulation of All Powers-Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary-In

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Madison called the accumulation of all powers-legislative, executive, and judiciary-in the same hands


A) checks and balances.
B) separation of powers.
C) tyranny.
D) a strong government.
E) federalism.

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