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At its creation in 1789, the legislative branch was the most innovative.
Rule by kings and emperors was an old style of
government, and the legislature in many ways represented the new. Almost certainly, the founders intended Congress to have more important powers than the President and the Supreme Court. However, they placed many checks and balances on the legislature that have prevented absolute power in the hands of one branch. Founders controlled power not only by checks from the other branches, but by creating a bicameral, or two house, Congress — the SENATE and the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The powers of Congress, then, are both constitutional and evolutionary.
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