Question

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Three Branches

The U.S. government is divided into three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. Each branch has specific responsibilities it must carry out. Let’s see how this works when it comes to turning you from an idea into a law!


Question:

In three sentences, list one power that is held by each branch of our government.

Answer 1

Is this the full question?

Answer 2

lol no this is the question : In three sentences, list one power that is held by each branch of our government.

Answer 3

Oh okay! That makes better sense LOL. Well, what do you know of the three branches and that will give you your answer :)

Answer 4

The legislative branch is responsible for creating laws, commonly known as Congress. Or you could go into the House of Representatives and Senate...

Answer 5

um xD idk if it helps with the question but i do know that they all have equal amounts of power and that one branch can veto a law but the another can override the veto o.o idk if it help but ya xD

Answer 6

Right! Which branch or person (hint) can provide the veto?

Answer 7

um xD the Executive Branch can veto bills from the Legislative Branch, but the Legislative Branch can override the veto.

Answer 8

so the Executive Branch

Answer 9

They also have to have 2/3 vote for the legislation to override.

Answer 10

Is it only supposed to be in 3 sentences?

Answer 11

xD idk i think it can be more than 3 but ya the and caant have less then 3

Answer 12

cant*

Answer 13

Okay. I was going to sentence squish LOL

Answer 14

So far, we've got: The Executive Branch has the power to veto bills that come from the Legislative Branch

Answer 15

Then, the Legislative Branch is able to override the Presidents veto with 2/3 majority vote.

Answer 16

yep all we need now is is something from the Judicial Branch

Answer 17

um i believe that its decision is final, and no other court can overrule those decisions i think im pretty sure

Answer 18

Let me think about this.... I forgot what the Judicial branch does... >.<

Answer 19

xD here http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0774837.html

Answer 20

i have 4 more if u can help

Answer 21

I might be able to. Well, it looks like the Judicial Branch is there to ensure that the Legislative Branches bills are constitutional.

Answer 22

As it turns out, you are an idea in the head of the U.S. President. He proposes you in his yearly State of the Union address. In this speech every year, the President sets the agenda for the nation. That means he proposes new ideas just like you to be considered by Congress that year.

Pictured to the right is President Barack Obama delivering his State of the Union address in 2010.


Question :
When is the State of the Union address usually given? Look at the link for help.


and ya not lol i just know the other stuff for a different question i had before lol

Answer 23

Oh okay :)

Answer 24

btw here the link lol http://history.house.gov/Institution/SOTU/Where-When/

Answer 25

The State of the Union addresses are usually given in January or February. ...according to the website.

Answer 26

Thank you for the medal and fandom, by the way :D

Answer 27

:) np :)

Answer 28

In one sentence, explain the first step a member of Congress needs to take to make a law

Answer 29

Link: http://kids.clerk.house.gov/middle-school/lesson.html?intID=17

Answer 30

Well, obviously a person has to think about the law they would like to propose...so I don't think that could be an answer

Answer 31

In order for a member of Congress to make a law, they must present the bill to the House while they are "in session".

Answer 32

What needs to happen to override the President’s veto so that you can become a law even if you are vetoed?

Click on the link and use the reading on the page to find the answer.

Link: http://history.house.gov/Institution/Presidential-Vetoes/Presidential-Vetoes/

Answer 33

President's *

Answer 34

LOL! All I saw were stars. Give me a minute to read this.

Answer 35

ya xD that sometimes happens when u just comy n paste it

Answer 36

copy*

Answer 37

On a regular veto, it must have 2/3 votes from both Houses. In a pocket veto, the veto is absolute nothing can happen afterward.

Answer 38

When and how was the Supreme Court founded?

Answer 39

Link: http://www.supremecourt.gov/about/about.aspx

Answer 40

The Supreme Court first assembly was on February 1,1790. The Judiciary Act of 1789 divided the county into 13 districts giving it 13 judges.

Answer 41

What class is this stuff for? BTW

Answer 42

:D thanks lol andcivics

Answer 43

and civcis*

Answer 44

theres another on ei have to do mind helpin me out with that one too

Answer 45

Okay, well, are there anymore questions?

Answer 46

no :) not for that one atleast lol

Answer 47

Haha! what do you mean?

Answer 48

xD i have another xD this time with 6 questions lol

Answer 49

Oh no.

Answer 50

LOL, I was supposed to be doing science stuff. Message me and I can send you back answers if you wish :)

Answer 51

:) kk