Answer:
The constitution's most likely reason for limiting the power of presidents to convene and dismiss congresses is to prevent the president from abusing power.
Explanation:
The constitution establishes laws and principles to prevent any politician from abusing power and beginning to make wrong decisions for the benefit of himself or a small group of privileged people. This is one reason why the constitution puts limits on the power of presidents to convene and dismiss congresses. This is because if the president had this power he could abuse the power and dismiss congresses for revenge or for lacking support in his proposals, just as he could convene congresses to privilege members without merit.
In addition, congresses would not oversee the president's actions impartially but for fear of reprisal, letting the president do whatever he wanted even if it would hurt the country badly.
