Question

1. according to reading e, what did the constitution do to make sure the president didnt have too much power? it limited the presidents power with clear rules and defined powers. it gave all power to the state governments. it created a king to share power with the president. it allowed the president to serve for life. reading f: (article iii of the constitution) judicial branch article iii of the constitution establishes and describes the role of the judicial branch, or national system of courts. the judicial branch is sometimes considered the least democratic of the three because federal judges are nominated by the president and confirmed by the senate rather than elected by the people. many states, however, provide for the election of state judges, which presents its own challenges. it is important to remember that article iii only discusses the federal court system and that there are also state court systems as well. the u.s. supreme court is the highest court in the federal system and the court best described in article iii. 15. according to reading f, why is the judicial branch sometimes considered the least democratic? because judges make laws instead of interpreting them. because judges are appointed by the president, not elected by the people. because there are no courts in the united states. because the president controls all court decisions.

Explanation:

For question 14, the Constitution limits the President's power with clear - rules and defined powers to prevent excessive power. For question 15, the Judicial Branch is considered least democratic because federal judges are nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate, not elected by the people.

Answer:

1. It limited the President's power with clear rules and defined powers.
2. Because judges are appointed by the President, not elected by the people.