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3 Branches of Government Mr. LoBianco

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Page 1: 3 Branches of Government Review

3 Branches of Government

Mr. LoBianco

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Joe Jonas – Lead Singer

Nick Jonas –Song Writer

Kevin Jonas – Group Elder (Overseer)

What Roles Do They Have?

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3 Branches of Government

Executive – Lead Singer

Legislative – Song Writer

Judicial – Overseer

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Legislative Branch

House of Representatives

Senate

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Legislative Branch

• Congress is made up of the Senate and the House of Representatives

• Congress writes and passes the laws for the nation

• Each House (Senate and House of Representatives) can reject each other’s bills

• Congress has the power to declare war on another country

• Some of the laws that are passed are taxes

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Executive Branch

Members

CabinetPresident Vice President

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Executive Branch• Executive Branch is led by the President

and Vice President

• President can veto (reject) a bill or law that has been passed by Congress

• President consults with his Cabinet to appoint new judges

• President can pardon criminals who have been found guilty

• When the President is making tough decisions he asks his Cabinet for advice

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Judicial Branch

SupremeCourt

(9 Judges)

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Judicial Branch• The Judicial Branch is made up of courts• When people are unsure of the meaning of a

law, the Judicial Branch listens to many opinions and makes a decision

• The highest court in the United States is the Supreme Court which decides controversial legal issues

• The Supreme Court can declare a new law unconstitutional or illegal

• The decisions of the Supreme Court must be followed across the USA