Under the Constitution, the executive, legislative, and judicial branches

share power and responsibility

give authority to the president

must answer to the president

divide powers of the states

(this one I think its A) just to make sure :P

Question

Under the Constitution, the executive, legislative, and judicial branches

 share power and responsibility

 give authority to the president

 must answer to the president

 divide powers of the states

(this one I think its A) just to make sure :P

anonymous · Answer

Nope not A

The President cannot decide how the law is interpreted...

anonymous · Answer

Neither can Congress, only the supreme court can do that.

anonymous · Answer

no, thats not A... A is:  "share power and responsibility"

anonymous · Answer

Right, and does the Supreme Court share it's power to interpret laws with either of the other branches?

anonymous · Answer

not really.... I get u now...

anonymous · Answer

but D doesn't look like it would be the right answer...

anonymous · Answer

Okay, why does it not look good for you?

anonymous · Answer

because its talking about the states,... and the branches are federals.. and when they were made were suppose to check and balance each other...

anonymous · Answer

thats why i believed it was A

anonymous · Answer

Ah, I didn't see that S on the end of states.

If it said divide the power of the state it would mean something totally different.

Your right, the best answer here is A.

anonymous · Answer

yah I get you... thxs :D

anonymous · Answer

I have a bad habit of reading too fast. Sorry about that :)

anonymous · Answer

no worries... it happens to all of us... lol :)