Copy of Unit 2: Interactions Among Branches of Government: Lesson 6

They ensure that no single branch becomes too powerful.

They allow the president to make laws without Congress.

They prevent the judicial branch from interpreting laws.

They eliminate the need for checks and balances.

The need for a single energetic executive

The importance of a weak executive

The benefits of a parliamentary system

The necessity of a bicameral legislature

To identify president powers that lead to a strong nation

To learn how to draw pillars

To memorize statements about presidents

To glue pillars in the correct spot