Question

Which correctly lists the proper terms for three branches of the federal government? A. Legislative, Congress, Executive B. Legislative, Executive, Judicial C. Executive, Supreme Court, Congress D. President, Judicial, Legislative B?

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Legislative, Executive, Judicial

Explanation:

The United States is divided into three powers:

Executive power

The executive branch in the United States is headed by the President who is assisted by the Vice President and by secretaries who are in charge of one of the departments in which the administration is organized. Such as the Departments of State, Commerce, Labor, Energy, Justice, etc.

Headquarters Executive: White House

Legislative power

It is the organ in which the people elect their representatives. Deputies represent the people and senators represent the state. There are 2 senators per state totaling 100 in total and 435 representatives who are elected proportionally to the number of voters.

Seat of Legislative Power: United States Capitol

Judicial power

The Supreme Court is the head of the federal government's judiciary and is the only court required by the US Constitution. All other federal courts are created by the United States Congress. The judges (currently nine) are chosen by the President of the United States and confirmed with a majority vote by the Senate. One of these nine serves as Chief Judge.

Seat of the judiciary: Supreme Court Building

Answer 2

B) Legislative, (which in America's case= Congress. just like in England, the legislation would be Parliament) Executive, Judicial (which in America's case would be the supreme court)