Ohio Government/Constitution Practice Exam

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What did the 1851 Constitution change between the branches?

Their relationship
Their operational procedures
Their physical locations
Their names

The correct answer is: Their relationship

The 1851 Constitution changed the relationship between the branches of government, but it did not impact their operational procedures, physical locations, or names. The branches of government still operated in the same way, were in the same places, and were called the same names. The main focus of the 1851 Constitution was to establish a balance of power between the executive, legislative, and judiciary branches. It also placed limitations on the powers of each branch, creating a system of checks and balances. Therefore, option A is the most accurate as it reflects the key change brought about by the 1851 Constitution.