How does the Constitution support the idea of the rule of law in the executive branch? A) The Constitution makes the president the head of the executive branch. B) The Constitution allows the executive branch power over the other branches. C) The Constitution allows officials who have broken the law to be removed from office. D) The Constitution gives the executive branch the power to create laws.

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How does the Constitution support the idea of the rule of law in the executive branch? A) The Constitution makes the president the head of the executive branch. B) The Constitution allows the executive branch power over the other branches. C) The Constitution allows officials who have broken the law to be removed from office. D) The Constitution gives the executive branch the power to create laws.

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Mayra Flowers · Answer 1

C) The Constitution allows officials who have broken the law to be removed from office.

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Executive branch officials are public officials, not employees of a private corporation. They must respect the law and are held accountable by it. If they break the law or if they don't meet their responsibilities, the law allows their removal.