How many branches are in the federal government?

Answer 1

AnswerThree. They are: Legislative Branch(Congress), Executive Branch (Presidency), and Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)

Answer 2

The federal government of the US has three branches. The president heads the executive branch, the legislative branch is made up of the house of representatives and the senate (i.e. congress), and the supreme court rules the judicial branch.

Answer 3

The President and all the government employees below him are members of the executive branch of the US government. The heads of the major departments make the President's cabinet. The military forces also fall into this branch. The executive branch consists of all government except Congress and its employees and the courts and the people who work directly for federal judges. There are about 2.6 million full time federal employees, besides the military.

Answer 4

There are three branches: the Excectutive branch, the Judical branch and the Legistlative branch. The Excectutive branch contains the presidents, the Judical deals with the Supreme Court and the Legistlative deals with approving and rejecting laws.

Answer 5

The federal government is divided into 3 branches: The judicial branch, the executive branch, and the legislative branch.

Answer 6

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