The constitutional principle that limits power within the ce…
The constitutional principle that limits power within the central government by dividing it across branches is called . The three branches of the United States government outlined in the US Constitution are: The U.S. Congress is the branch with the primary responsibilty to make laws. The U.S. President is the head of the branch with the primary responsibility to implement and enforce laws. The branch with the primary responsibility to interpret and settle disputes about laws is the branch, headed by the U.S. Supreme Court.