Answer:
The framers of the US Constitution prevented the ability of one branch from becoming too powerful by creating checks and balances.
Explanation:
The framers of the US Constitution, seeing the deficiencies of the former Constitution, created a new Constitution with a stronger central government under the principle of Separation of Power (that divided the government power into the legislative, the executive and the judicial branches) and the principle of Checks and Balances.
The Checks and Balances is the system whereby all three branches of the government oversee, limit and check the part so no branch abuses from its powers nor become too powerful. Through this principle, each branch can respond to the action of the other.
