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Understanding the Three Branches of U.S. Government and Their Interactions

This overview explores the three branches of the United States Government: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial. The Legislative Branch creates laws and establishes taxes. The Executive Branch ensures laws are implemented and oversees the armed forces. The Judicial Branch interprets laws and evaluates their constitutionality. Each branch has specific powers and checks on the others, such as the Judicial's ability to overturn laws, the Executive's appointment of judges, and the Legislative's capacity to override vetoes. This system of checks and balances maintains a democratic governance.

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Understanding the Three Branches of U.S. Government and Their Interactions

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  1. BY TAHA & LEE U.S BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT

  2. LEGISLATIVE BRANCH Makes laws and establishes taxes.

  3. EXECUTIVE BRANCH Makes sure laws are carried out and commands armed forces

  4. JUDICIAL BRANCH Decides what laws mean and if the laws follow the constitution

  5. BRANCHES TO OTHER BRANCHES • Judicial  legislative : can over turn laws if against constitution • Judicial  Executive : can overturn actions from the president if its against the constitution • Executive  Judicial :appoints supreme court justices and other courts • Executive  Legislative : can reject laws the congress has passed ON OTHER SLIDE

  6. BRANCHES TO BRANCHES • Legislative  Judicial : can refuse presidents judgeships • Legislative  Executive can override presidents veto

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