the constitution regulates government powers by\nproviding guides and limits to the governments…
the constitution regulates government powers by\nproviding guides and limits to the governments power.\nproviding an undivided government power structure.\nproviding a weakened central government structure.\nproviding a majority of power to state governments.
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The Constitution sets guidelines and limits on government power to prevent abuse and ensure a balanced system. It does not provide an undivided power - structure (it has separation of powers), does not aim for a weakened central government, and does not give a majority of power to state governments in all aspects.
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providing guides and limits to the government's power.