Branches of Government

Which branch of the United States government is responsible for making laws?

• Legislative branch

• Executive branch

• Judicial branch

Who makes up the Legislative Branch of the United States government?

• Supreme Court

• President

• Governors

• Congress

What are the powers and duties of the Executive Branch?

• Enforcing laws, commanding the military, making treaties, appointing federal officials, and vetoing legislation.

• Advising the President, conducting foreign policy, and overseeing the federal budget.

• Collecting taxes, managing the economy, and regulating commerce.

• Creating laws, interpreting the Constitution, and resolving disputes.

Which branch of the United States government is responsible for interpreting laws?

• Judicial branch
• Legislative branch
• Executive branch

Who makes up the Judicial Branch of the United States government?

• Supreme Court and state courts

• Supreme Court and local courts

• Supreme Court and other federal courts

• Supreme Court and international courts

What are the powers and duties of the Legislative Branch?

• Making laws, representing the interests of the people, overseeing the executive branch, approving the budget, and conducting investigations.

• Advising the President, appointing judges, and declaring laws unconstitutional.

• Implementing policies, managing the economy, and providing social services.

• Enforcing laws, interpreting the Constitution, and resolving disputes.

Which branch of the United States government is responsible for enforcing laws?

• legislative branch

• judicial branch

• military branch

• executive branch

Who makes up the Executive Branch of the United States government?

• President, Vice President, and the Supreme Court

• President, Vice President, and Congress

• President, Vice President, and the Senate

• President, Vice President, and the Cabinet

What are the powers and duties of the Judicial Branch?

• Interpreting laws, resolving disputes, applying the Constitution to cases

• Writing laws, enforcing laws, making executive decisions

• Creating new laws, collecting taxes, providing public services

• Negotiating treaties, commanding the military, appointing judges

Who is a part of the Legislative Branch?

• Senate and House of Representatives

• Governors and Mayors

• Executive Branch and Judicial Branch

• Supreme Court and President