Answer:
<u>Article 2</u> - The Executive Branch
Section 1 - The President
Section 2 - Civilian Power Over Military, Cabinet, Pardon Power, Appointments
Section 3 - State of the Union, Convening Congress
Section 4 - Disqualification
<u>Article 3 </u>- The Judicial Branch
Section 1 - Judicial Powers
Section 2 - Trial by Jury, Original Jurisdiction, Jury Trials
Section 3 - Treason
Explanation:
Answer:
Executive - <u>Is led by a governor; Contains state agencies</u>
Legislative - <u>Creates and passes laws; Has two houses (usually)</u>
Judicial - <u>Contains a court system; Interprets state laws</u>
Explanation:
The government has three branches and these are: <em>Executive, Legislative and Judicial. </em>
The "Executive branch" is responsible for the governance of a state. The leader of the branch is the "President." However, every state is headed by an elected governor. This branch also contains state agencies and other related agencies.
The "Legislative branch" is responsible for creating and passing laws. It contains two houses<u><em> (the Senate and House of Representatives).</em></u>
The "Judicial branch" contains a<u> court system. </u>This system is involved in the<u> interpretation of state laws</u>, as well as the laws made by the legislative branch.
Answer:
The failure of the policy of appeasement was in that Hitler was unappeasable.
Explanation:
He didn't want some balance of power in Europe where Germany had a higher edge, he wanted an entire German-ruled Europe. Chamberlain (the British prime minister) gave into Hitler's demands of taking over Czechoslovakia to attempt peace at the Munich Conference. This approach came to be known as appeasement or the policy of weakness.
