Explain how the constitution divides power

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In 1787, the Founders created a Constitution which had embedded into its structure, a system of "checks and balances." Explain how the Constitution divides power amongst the three branches of government and how each branch "checks" the other, with a particular emphasis on the powers of Congress.

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