Seperation of Powers

The primary role of the Executive Branch is....

• to enforce the laws
• tp make the laws
• to sign or veto laws and make sure they are carried out
• Choices A and B 

"Checks and Balances"

• Keeps all three branches equal
• Keeps the U.S equal with other nations
• Makes the Executive branch the most powerful

A Presidential Electio is not official until...

• Everyone gets to votes
• The President declares it fair
• Congress votes for final apporval

The primary role of the Judicial Branch is...

• to enforce the laws
• to make the laws
• to sign or veto laws, and make sure that they are carried out

Who is in charge of the Executive Branch?

• Senate
• Supreme Court and House of Rep.
• President
• Vice President

The Federal Government...

• Divides power three ways 
• Has about the same power as the state.
• Is the model that most states imitates. 
• All of the above

The primary role of the Legislative Branch is...

• To enforce the laws
• To make the laws
• To sign or veto laws and, make sure that they are carried out.

Which of the following is not true:

• All three branches are equal in power
• A system of "Checks and Balances" keeps the branches equal
• Each branch can check another branch
• The President has final say in all matters.

Which of the following is not true: 

• Congress can reject a President's cabinet appointment.
• Congress can overide a Presidential Veto.
• The Supreme Court can appoint its own judges. 
• The President picks Supreme Court Judges. 

How many branches in the Federal Government?

• Two
• Three
• Four 
• Five