what are the branches of the federal government, who is part of each branch, and what are their primary responsibilities? Explain your answer with as much detail as possible

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what are the branches of the federal government, who is part of each branch, and what are their primary responsibilities? Explain your answer with as much detail as possible

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Clay Dillon · Answer 1

Federal government has three branches.

Legislative Branch: President

Executive Branch: Senate, House Representatives

Judicial Branch: Supreme Courts, lower courts

Explanation:

The federal government is segregated into three separate branches which play roles of their own.

The Legislative branch is concerned with making laws for the state to follow. It holds the power to declare war. It also takes responsibility of regulating commerce interstate as well as foreign. It takes control of taxing as well as spending policies. The Executive branch has the President and his/advisers who work to implement laws that have been passed by the Legislative Branch. The Judicial Branch is responsible for educating people about the laws, their importance and the consequences of violating those laws.