Question

Which correctly lists the proper terms that describe the three branches of government established by the U.S. Constitution? A. President, Judicial, Legislative B. Legislative, Executive, Judicial C. Legislative, Congress, Executive D. Executive, Supreme Court, Congress

Answer 1

The correct answer here is B.) Legislative, Executive, Judicial.

More Info:

The U.S Goverment consists of 3 branches, as you can see above, the first branch is what we call the Legislative branch. The Legislative contains The Senate and the House of Representatives. This branch mostly makes laws and approves presidential appointments. The second branch which is the Executive consists of The President and about 5,000,000 workers. This here branch focuses on signing the laws and appoints federal judges. As you may already know, this branch is elected every 4 years. The last branch is here called the Judicial Branch. This branch consists of Supreme Court and other lower courts as well. The more major ideas that this branch focuses on is they decide if the laws are constitutional, which they are appointed by the president.

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