Chapter 3.2 - 3 Branches of Govt

a. making laws

b. passing laws

c. carrying out laws.

d. distributing power.

a. interprets laws and punishes lawbreakers.

b. makes laws.

c. elects officials.

d. vetoes laws.

a. legislative branch.

b. judicial branch.

c. executive branch.

d. electoral branch.

a. punish lawbreakers.

b. turn down proposed laws.

c. make laws. .

d. appoint people to Congress.

a. elects the vice president.

b. makes laws.

c. establishes power.

d. elects judges.

a. The Supreme Court

b. Congress

c. The president

d. state officials

a. interprets the meaning of laws.

b. can override a veto.

c. balances the three branches of government.

d. can only have male justices

d. the vice president’s approval.

c. a vote by the people.

b. a two-thirds vote of both houses of Congress.

a. judges to intervene.

c. Congress.

b. judges.

a. the president.

d. being distributed among three branches.

a. that laws are made.

b. the power of the veto.

c. the lower courts’ power.

d. that no branch of government has more power than another.