First the president, I think this idea completely revolutioned everything. The president was chosen by normal people so people had their own way of saying what they thought. Also they could hear the presidents motives, unlike before they didn't had the right to say anything about what the overnemnt decided.
Second I think that the seperation of bill powers was one of the most important because no one had more power over the government which made things more equalized. They had authority and different ideas but they still couldn't finish or make their ideas public until the government agreed with them.
Third the Congress, even though people had some power the governemnt had the right to think by their own too. So by making the congress they could make descisions. However they had to make good descisions.
Fourth federal courts. Those were important because people could defend themselves then be judged on wether or not they are guilty or not. The federal court judges were chosen by the president himself.
Fifth federal and state powers. This system consisted in which power was shared among state and national authorities. This many people's voices counted.
Finally I would like to add that the revolution made many changes in which people were involved. Those changes were positive since know the America's had less problems.
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