Under the Constitution, who shares the power of making laws?

the two sections of the legislative branch

the president and the judiciary branch

the states and the executive branch

the senators within the legislative branch

Question

Under the Constitution, who shares the power of making laws?

 the two sections of the legislative branch

 the president and the judiciary branch

 the states and the executive branch

 the senators within the legislative branch

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

hmph I believe it's  the two sections of the legislative branch

dean.shyy · Answer

Think of the government branches. Legislative, judicial, and executive. The best match to making laws is legislating. Therefore, the legislative branch makes the laws. However, there are two choices that have the term legislative in the choices. So, the answer is either the first one or the last one. Through process of elimination and additional knowledge, you can determine the answer.