How did the government limit the power of each branch of government?

Answer 1

1. One of these answers are possible.

• Through a process of voting
• Through a process of vetoing
• Through a process of checks and balances
• Through a process of debating

Answer 2

By a process of Checks and Balances. Each branch of the government has some power over the others. The Legislative branch has the power to override presidential veto of proposed bill, approve presidential appointments and treaties, and impeachment; and that is only over the Executive branch! the legislative branch also has power over the judicial branch, the can determine the number of justices on the Supreme Court, and approve federal judges. The executive branch has equal power over the legislative branch, the president has veto bills, and call an emergency session of Congress. On the Judicial branch he can appoint judges. The Executive branch also has a miniature checks and balances cycle going on inside the branch, the Vice president and cabinet have the right to vote that the president is unable to carry out his duties for whatever reason. And finally the judicial branch has power too. Over the legislative branch, they have the power to declare laws unconstitutional. Over the Executive branch, they have the power of Judicial Review which grants them the right to declare acts of the president unconstitutional, the Cheif Justice acts as President of the Senate in a presidential impeachment trial.

Answer 3

1) Cannot issue title of Nobility
2) Cannot make Bill Of Attainder
3) Cannot pass Ex Post Facto Law
4) Cannot suspend the Writ Of Habeas Corpus

Answer 4

principle that limits the power of the three branches of the federal government

Answer 5

It isn’t a “presidential government “ but a federal government and the legislature makes the laws.

Answer 6

checks and balances

Answer 7

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