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Based on population in state; elected by the people House of Representatives
Approves or vetoes bills Executive Branch
Makes treaties Executive Branch
Grants pardons and reprieves Executive Branch
Enforces law Executive Branch
Commissions officers to armed forces Executive Branch
Commander and Chief of armed forces Executive Branch
Head of State Executive Branch
Appoints or removes cabinet members Executive Branch
Divided into two houses (House of Representatives and Senate) Congress
Congress Legislative Branch
Can coin money Legislative Branch
Can maintain a military Legislative Branch
Can declare war on other countries Legislative Branch
Regulates interstate and foreign commerce Legislative Branch
Part of Legislative Branch that has power to impeach House of Representatives
2 year terms House of Representatives
6 year terms Senate
Part of Legislative Branch that has power to remove an official from office Senate
Supreme Court Judicial Branch
Judicial powers of the government Supreme Court
Federal Court Judicial Branch
Lower than Supreme Court- not created in the constitution Federal Court
Interprets laws Judicial Branch
Interprets the Constitution Judicial Branch
Judges have lifetime appointments Supreme Court
Group of electors selected by voters in each state Electoral College
Lower than Supreme Court- not created in the constitution Federal Court
Interprets laws Judicial Branch
Interprets the Constitution Judicial Branch
Judges have lifetime appointments Supreme Court
Group of electors selected by voters in each state Electoral College
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