The founding fathers, though desiring a central government strong enough to govern, feared too great a concentration of power and attempted to devise a means for preventing the abuse of power.

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This statement accurately reflects the concerns of the founding fathers during the drafting of the Constitution, as evidenced by the inclusion of various checks and balances within the government system, such as separation of powers and regular elections.

The Founding Fathers, Though Desiring a Central Government Strong Enough