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3 years ago

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It safeguards the right to buy and own guns for individuals who follow the law, It can conduct diplomacy, and <span>
It appoints federal judges.</span><span>

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maxonik [38]3 years ago

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The correct answers to these three questions are the following.

The correct answer for the first question is A) It safeguards the right to buy and own guns for individuals who follow the law.

The part that the U.S. Constitution plays in this scenario is "It safeguards the right to buy and own guns for individuals who follow the law."

The correct answer for the second question is D) It can conduct diplomacy.

What is true of the executive branch is that it can conduct diplomacy.

The correct answer for the third question is B) It can ratify treaties.

What is true of the legislative branch is that it can ratify treaties.

The United States Constitution grants its citizens the opportunity to keep guns in for the purpose of defending them and their families. You have to be responsible for only use that gun for that reason only.

regarding the role of the executive branch, the President of the United States is also the Commander-in-Chief of the US Army, Navy, and Air Force. He is the chief of the nation and the main diplomat.

In the case of the Legislative branch, it is formed by two houses of Congress. The House of Representatives or the lower house and the Senate or the upper house.

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