three branches of government

Who makes up the executive branch?

• The Attorney General and State Governors
• The President, Vice President, and Cabinet members.
• The Supreme Court Justices
• The Senate and House of Representatives

What is the job of the executive branch?

• enforce and implement laws.

• To interpret laws
• To create new laws
• To oversee the judicial branch

How does the Executive brance have power over the judicial branch?

• The Executive branch can create new laws that the judicial branch must follow.
• The Executive branch influences the judicial branch through appointing supreme court justices/judges

• The Executive branch has no influence over the judicial branch.
• The Executive branch can override judicial decisions at any time.

How does the executive branch hold power over the legislative branch?

• The executive branch holds power over the legislative branch primarily through veto power and the ability to propose legislation.
• The executive branch can dissolve the legislative branch at will.
• The executive branch can only approve legislation after it is passed.
• The executive branch has no influence over the legislative branch.

define veto

• A veto is a type of legislative proposal.
• A veto is a method of voting in elections.
• A veto is a form of public opinion survey.
• A veto is the power to refuse to sign a bill into law.

what does the judicial branch do?

• The judicial branch creates laws and policies.
• The judicial branch enforces laws and regulations.
• The judicial branch interprets laws .

• The judicial branch manages the executive branch's operations.

what makes up the judicial branch?

• The judicial branch is made up of the executive and legislative branches.
• The judicial branch consists of police and military forces.
• The judicial branch consists of 9 supreme court justices

• The judicial branch is comprised of elected officials and governors.

How does the judicial branch hold power over the legislative branch?

• The judicial branch can create laws that the legislative branch must follow.
• The judicial branch can veto legislation passed by the legislative branch.
• The judicial branch has the power to dissolve the legislative branch.
• The judicial branch holds power over the legislative branch because they can rule laws unconstitutional.

How does the judicial branch hold power over the executive branch?

• The judicial branch can create laws that the executive must follow.
• The judicial branch can declare laws/executive actions unconstitutional--judicial review

• The judicial branch can veto executive decisions.
• The judicial branch can appoint executive officials.

who appoints the supreme court judges?

• The Senate appoints Supreme Court judges.
• The Chief Justice appoints Supreme Court judges.
• The House of Representatives appoints Supreme Court judges.
• The President of the United States appoints Supreme Court judges.