The 3 Branches of Government

What are the 3 branches of government?

• A. The supreme court, The white house, the capital building

• B. The president, the senate, the house of representatives

• C. The Legislative, Executive, Judicial

The Legislative Branch

• A. makes the laws

• B. carries out the laws

• C. Decides how laws can and should be used

The Executive Branch

• A. decides how laws should and can be used

• B. carries out the laws

• C. makes the laws

The Judicial Branch

• A. Carries out the laws

• B. Makes the laws

• C. Decides how laws should and can be used

Who is the leader of the Executive Branch?

• A. The Senate

• B. The Queen of England

• C. The President of the United States

Who leads the Legislative branch?

• A. The President and the Queen of England

• B. The House of Representatives and the Senate

• C. The Judicial branch and the Supreme Court

Who leads the Judicial Branch of government and decides how the laws should be used.

• A. The Senate

• B. The House of Representatives

• C. The Supreme Court