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In France, the powers were separated and assigned to ______ different institutions.

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The correct option is B 3
According to the Constitution of France, the power was separated and assigned to three different institutions which are as follows:
Executive = Includes President, prime ministers, and Cabinet
Legislative = Includes Senate(Upper house) and Assembly(Lower house).
Judiciary = Includes Court, Judges etc.

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