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identify the three branches of government and their duties legislative makes laws, executive enforces laws, judicial settles disputes about laws
what determines the number of House Representatives each state has population
how often are representatives in the house reset to ensure fair representation for each state's population every ten years with the census
how many U.S. senators does each state have 2
which part of congress has members that served terms of six years senate
what was the name of the group chosen by voters in each state who elect the president and vice president electoral college
which part of congress has members that served terms of two years house and senate
how many executive departments does the president oversee to help carry out laws 15
what fraction of representatives is required to override a veto in congress 2/3
what are the three levels of courts in the federal government district, appeals, and supreme
what branch of government determines how tax dollars are spent legislative
what branch of government has the power to approve amendments to the constitution legislative
what branch of government has the power to declare actions of the other branches unconstitutional judicial
what branch of government has the power to impeach the president legislative
what branch of government has the power to veto bills executive
what branch of government has the power to appoint federal judges, ambassadors and cabinet members executive
what branch of government has the power to approve treaties and declare war legislative
what branch of government has the power to override vetoes legislative
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