Article One of the Constitution describes the powers of the

executive branch, such as enforcing laws

judicial branch, such as interpreting laws

legislative branch, such as declaring war

state governments, such as health care

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Ethan Cruz

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5 July, 13:05

Article One of the Constitution describes the powers of the

executive branch, such as enforcing laws

judicial branch, such as interpreting laws

legislative branch, such as declaring war

state governments, such as health care

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Karly Hernandez · Answer 1

Out of the following choices, Article One of the Constitution describes the powers of the legislative branch, such as declaring war.

Danny Mcbride · Answer 2

The answer would be the third statement. Article One of the Constitution describes the powers of the legislative branch, such as declaring war. Congress, which is part of the legislative branch, has the only power to create or make laws for the United States. They are not allowed to delegate their responsibilities to other agencies or branches in the government.

Article One of the Constitution describes the powers of theexecutive branch, such as enforcing lawsjudicial branch, such as interpreting lawslegislative branch, such as declaring warstate governments, such as health care

Article One of the Constitution describes the powers of the

executive branch, such as enforcing laws

judicial branch, such as interpreting laws

legislative branch, such as declaring war

state governments, such as health care