The Three Branches of Government

The 3 Branches of Government are:

• Legislative, Judicial, and Executive
• Presidential, Judicial, and Legislative
• Supreme Court, White House, and Congress
• Donald Trump, Paul Ryan, and Hilary Clinton

The Legislative Branch:

• Reviews laws and decides cases that involve state's rights
• Makes laws and sends them to the president for approval
• Carries out laws, vetoes laws, directing national defense,and directing the government
• Orders Jimmy John's for lunch every Friday

Which of the following IS NOT part of the Executive Branch's responsibilities

• Directing National Defense
• Vetoing Laws
• Making Laws
• Directing the Government 

Who is in charge of the Executive Branch?

• Citizens of the United States
• The President
• Congress
• Nine Judges

Who makes up the Legislative Branch as a whole?

• The House of Representatives 
• Nine Judges
• Congress
• The President

The Judicial Branch:

• Reviews laws and decides cases that involve state's rights
• Makes laws and sends them to the president for approval
• Carries out laws, vetoes laws, directing national defense,and directing the government
• Orders Jimmy John's for lunch every Friday

Who makes up the Judicial Branch?

• The Obama Family
• The House of Representatives and The Senate
• The Supreme Court
• Judicial Affairs Committee 

The Executive Branch:

• Reviews laws and decides cases that involve state's rights
• Makes laws and sends them to the president for approval
• Carries out laws, vetoes laws, directing national defense,and directing the government
• Orders Jimmy John's for lunch every Friday