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SS - Pre-GED - Unit 4 - Government and Civics - The Constitution of the U.S. - Section 18

front 1

How many branches of Government are there?

back 1

3

front 2

What does the legislative branch do?

back 2

Makes laws

front 3

What does the executive branch do?

back 3

Carries out laws

front 4

What does the judicial branch do?

back 4

Decides what the laws mean

front 5

Name the branches of government.

back 5

Legislative, executive, judicial

front 6

Because each branch has the responsibility for one key job of government, no one branch can become too powerful. What is this idea called?

back 6

Separation of Powers

front 7

Checks and Balances

back 7

The idea that each branch of a government has powers that limit the other branches' powers

front 8

Veto

back 8

Reject a bill

front 9

Bill

back 9

A proposed law

front 10

Override

back 10

To cancel the executive branch's veto or rejection of a proposed law