What did Montesquieu do?

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your mom. jk. he created the theory of separation of powers in the government and the three branches of the Govt.

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Who was Montesquieu?
Charles de Secondat, Baron de la Brede et de Montesquieu (1689-1755) of Bordeaux, France and author of "On the Spirit of Laws" which defines the process of sepration of powers embedded in US...
What montesquieu's ideas?
Montesquieu was a political philosopher who had the idea to take government power & divide it up amongst "departments" (branches) of the government.
When was Montesquieu born?
Montesquieu was born on January 18, 1689.
Montesquieu and the constitution?
Montesquieu was a political philosopher who had the idea to take government power & divide it up amongst "departments" (or branches) of the government. Madison applied this idea to the Virginia...
What did montesquieu believe?
He believed that the best form of government was one divided into different sources of power because he also believed that dictators were unjust. An example is like a legislative power, a judicial...