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Which theme do the two passages have in common?
The political party system has
historically posed significant
difficulties for democratic
societies.
Giving too much authority to
any person or group of people
can lead to corruption and the
abuse of power
The broad powers granted to
Congress make the legislative
branch the most powerful
branch of the U. S.
government
Shifting the balance of power
between the branches of the
U. S. government, which
requires a Constitutional
amendment, is overly
complicated.

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