Question

1. what does unit 1 say is perhaps the most complex form of human interaction?

government
politics
discussion
liberty

1. how does the constitution divide power between the three branches?

power is separated, but in such a way that two branches can easily work together to out vote the efforts of the third branch to exercise its powers.
power is not completely separated, allowing each branch to limit the other branches exercise of power.
power is completely separated, allowing each branch to act and follow through without interference from the other two branches.
power is not clearly separated, so it is difficult to determine who has what power or check on the other branches.

Explanation:

For question 11, politics involves complex interactions between different groups, interests, and power - sharing, which is more complex than the other options. For question 12, the Constitution uses a system of checks and balances. Power is not completely separated. Each branch has some ability to limit the others. For example, the President (executive) can veto legislation (legislative), but Congress can override the veto. The judicial branch can declare laws (legislative) and executive actions unconstitutional.

Answer:

1. politics
2. Power is not completely separated, allowing each branch to limit the other branches' exercise of power.