The Power of Three Branches of the Government

Social Studies: The Three Branches of Government
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Institution
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The Three Branches of Government
In the US, the Constitution spreads the powers of government to three branches. The three branches of the government as outlined in the Constitution are the executive branch, which includes the president of the nation, the judicial branch that includes the Supreme Court, and the legislature branch that includes the congress. The powers of the government are separated to keep away one branch from becoming too powerful, and each branch carries out a separate and specific function, although checking the functions of another branch in a different way.
The executive branch is made up of the president, the vice president, and the cabinet members. The president is the head of the executive who is elected after every four years. The president approves laws passed by the...