How do other branches check its power?

Answer 1

They Maintain the balance in the power of the three branches, for example: Congress can pass a law. Then the president can reject the law by vetoing it. However, Congress can override, or reverse, the president's veto if its two-thirds of the members of both houses vote again to approve the law.

Answer 2

• Legislative - override a veto, impeach president
• Executive - the Executive Branch is in charge of the administrative aspect of the government. It supervises the operations of the different departments such as Social Welfare, Defense and others. It has direct control over the local governments units to ensure that the needs of the people are attended to by the public servants.
• Judicial - decides if laws are constitutional.

They use the powers that the Constitution gave them to check up on one another. By this, I mean that for example, the Legislative Branch makes the laws. The Executive Branch enforces the laws. These are both the main responsibilities of these branches. If the Legislative Branch makes a law and then the Executive Branch says that they are not going to enforce it, that is an example of checks and balances.

Answer 3

To ensure that any one branch doesnt take complete power in the government.

Answer 4

To check the power of a branch of government means to limit that power. This is to make sure it is not abused.

Answer 5

The exucutive branch and judicial branch