The legislative branch is the rule making arm of government. It legislates in various areas including in commerce and declaring war. However, it does not command the armed forces as this is the role of the executive
Option A, Command of the Armed Forces is the right answer.
The Senate and the House of Representatives together form the United States Congress. The main task of the United States Congress is to make the laws. Its power includes the <u>passing of laws, impeachment of officials, approving treaties </u>etc, And the President of the United State is the Chief Commander of the Armed forces. Therefore the Legislative Branch of the United States <u>does not entrust with the power of command armed forces.</u>
Both the Republican candidate and the Democratic candidate get chosen to run for presidential office through nominations by his or her respective party, through a primary election. This is the meaning behind a government "for the people, by the people"
Because of the French and Indian war. Taxes were the only way to pay for that war. The British thought that the Americans had to pay some of the tax for protection.
