3 Branches of Government

What does the Supreme Court do?

• make laws

• give advice to the president

• look at laws and make sure they work

• look after Congress and the Cabinet

Where does the Legislative Branch work?

• the White House

• the U.S. Capitol

• the Supreme Court

• the National Mall

Why does the Congress debate laws?

• to make the best laws for the United States

• to tell the courts what to do

• to make the president happy

• to make work for the judicial branch

Who can veto laws?

• Congress

• the Supreme Court

• the president

• the vice president

Who can make laws?

• the Supreme Court

• the president

• Congress

• all the above

Why does the government need checks and balances?

• to keep laws from being put in place

• so that no branch has all the power

• so the branches work alone

• to let Congress debate laws

Where is the White House located?

• Tallahassee, Florida

• Washington, DC

• New York City, New York

• Detroit, Michigan

What branch is responsible for creating laws?

• Executive

• Legislative

• Judicial

• Educational

What branch is responsible for interpreting the law?

• Legal

• Executive

• Judicial

• Legislative

What branch is responsible for enforcing the law?

• Executive

• Legal

• Judicial

• Educational