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What is the primary purpose of the division of the three powers of the state?
What is the primary purpose of the division of the three powers of the state?
Who is responsible for proposing laws?
Who is responsible for proposing laws?
What is the primary function of the legislative power?
What is the primary function of the legislative power?
Which power of the state determines what each person is entitled to according to the law?
Which power of the state determines what each person is entitled to according to the law?
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What is the outcome of the division of the three powers of the state?
What is the outcome of the division of the three powers of the state?
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The ______ structure of Chile is divided into three institutions, each responsible for a specific area.
The ______ structure of Chile is divided into three institutions, each responsible for a specific area.
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The three powers of the state are designed to prevent any one person or institution from abusing power over ______.
The three powers of the state are designed to prevent any one person or institution from abusing power over ______.
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The executive power is headed by the ______, responsible for administering the state.
The executive power is headed by the ______, responsible for administering the state.
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The legislative power is composed of ______ and senators who meet in Congress.
The legislative power is composed of ______ and senators who meet in Congress.
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The three powers of the state are established to prevent any one institution from holding too much ______.
The three powers of the state are established to prevent any one institution from holding too much ______.
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Study Notes
- The administrative structure of Chile is divided into three institutions, each responsible for a specific area, known as the division of the three powers of the state.
- The three powers of the state are the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, designed to prevent any one person or institution from abusing power over citizens.
- The executive power is headed by the President, responsible for administering the state, maintaining public order, and proposing laws.
- The legislative power is composed of deputies and senators who meet in Congress, representing the people, approving or rejecting laws, and overseeing government actions.
- The judicial power resolves disputes and problems between individuals, determining what each person is entitled to according to the law.
- The three powers of the state are established to prevent any one institution from holding too much power and to ensure a balance of power.
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Learn about the three powers of the state in Chile, including the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and their roles in maintaining a balance of power. Discover how each institution is responsible for a specific area and how they work together to prevent abuse of power.
