What are the three branches of federal government set up by the Constitution?

legislative, executive, and judicial

congressional, executive, and legislative

legislative, executive, and provisional

constitutional, executive, and provisional

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Maleah Barrera

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24 September, 00:36

What are the three branches of federal government set up by the Constitution?

legislative, executive, and judicial

congressional, executive, and legislative

legislative, executive, and provisional

constitutional, executive, and provisional

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Tony Guzman · Answer 1

The three branches of federal government set up by the Constitution are the " legislative, executive, and judicial" since the Founding Fathers wanted there to be a separation of powers to ensure there wouldn't be a tyrannical government.

Jimmy Schwartz · Answer 2

Jimmy Schwartz 24 September, 00:57

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The answer is definitely A.

What are the three branches of federal government set up by the Constitution?legislative, executive, and judicialcongressional, executive, and legislativelegislative, executive, and provisionalconstitutional, executive, and provisional

What are the three branches of federal government set up by the Constitution?

legislative, executive, and judicial

congressional, executive, and legislative

legislative, executive, and provisional

constitutional, executive, and provisional