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SOL 6B Checks and Ba

Review of the checks and balances of the 3 branches of national government

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What part(s) of the US Constitution contains the separation of powers of the 3 branches of federal government? Articles I, II, III
What system gives the 3 branches of government the ability to limit the exercise of power of the other 2 branches? Checks and Balances
Who can override presidential vetoes? Legislative Branch (Congress)
Who can propose legislation to Congress? Executive Branch (President)
Who can declare acts of Congress to be unconstitutional? Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)
Who can confirm or refuse to confirm federal judges/justices? Legislative Branch (Congress)
Who appoints federal judges/justices? Executive Branch (President)
Who can impeach and convict a president? Legislative Branch (Congress)
Who prepares an annual budget for Congress to approve? Executive Branch (President)
Who can grant pardons and reprieves? Executive Branch (President)
Who approves or refuses to approve the annual budget? Legislative Branch (Congress)
Who can call a special session of Congress? Executive Branch (President)
Who can declare executive actions to be unconstitutional? Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)
Who can veto legislation that Congress has passed? Executive Branch (President)
Who approves or refuses to approve presidential appointments? Legislative Branch (Congress)
Who can veto legislation that Congress has passed? Executive Branch (President)
Created by: wcole
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