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What are three branches of federal government and what are the primary responsibilities of each branch?
The Legislative Branches Powers are:
*Lay and collect taxes
*borrow money
*regulate commerce
*coin money
*declare war
*establish post officials
*raise and support army and navy
*make rules for U.S territories
*admit new states to the union
*and make laws to carry out other powers.
Executive Branch :
*Has the power to make treaties with foreign countries
*Has power to approve laws
*Nominates Supreme Court Judges
*Nominates Cabinet Members
*Commander-Chief of the US Military.
Judicial Branch:
*Reviews Laws and treaties
*Settles disputes inviting the U.S
*Presides Over (is in charge of) impeachment trials.
The three branches of law are the Judicial, Legislative, and Executive Branch. I hope I helped!
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What are the three branches of the federal government and what are their primary responsibilities?
i can answer the 1st question the 3 branches of the government are 1) executive 2) legislative 3) judicial
Is NOT one of the responsibilities of the Federal Reserve A?
The Federal Reserve does not directly manage the federal government's budget or fiscal policy, which includes decisions on taxation and government spending. Its primary responsibilities include regulating monetary policy, supervising and regulating banks, maintaining financial stability, and providing banking services to the government and financial institutions. Thus, overseeing fiscal policy is not part of its core functions.
What bank is the primary one for the US Government?
The Federal Reserve Banks are primary to the US Government with many primary dealers dealing with the Federal Reserves.
What are the three branches of the federal gov and what are their primary responsibilities?
The executive (the President and the administrative branches) The Legislative (The House of Representatives and the Seante) The Judicial. The Supreme court and the Federal courts. The executive branch carries out the day to day operations of the government, enforces laws, oversees the operation of the military and disperses funds to run the various branches of government. The legislative enacts laws, oversees and investigates the operation of the administrative branch when problems occur, and decides how much the government is going to spend ( the budget) and decides how much tax to levy. The Supreme court decides matters of constitutionality (like they are doing now with the Affordable Care Act) and oversees the operation of the lower Federal courts. The Lower Federal courts are where matters of law at the Federal level are first brought.
What level of government has primary responsibilities for setting the qualifications for voting?
state
What are the 2 other branches of government established by the new constitution and what are their primary functions?
The 3 branches are1. Legislative (Congress) -makes the laws 2. Executive (President and thousands of government employees) - carry out the laws 3. Judicial (Federal courts) - rule on disputes over the meaning of the law.
The US is an example of what government?
The United States is a Federal Republic with a democratic form of government and functions in three primary branches. The three branches are the Executive Branch (presidential), the Legislative Branch (House of Representatives and Senators elected to their position), and the Judicial Branch that has the Supreme Court as the highest court of law.
What is the primary differences between a federal government and a confederation?
in a federal government, the power is divided between the central and local governments.
According to Thomas Jefferson the primary role of the federal government does not include?
The Primary Role of the Federal Government didn't include was breathing air.
Does the Executive Branch of the Federal Government do?
The primary responsibility of the executive branch of government is the enforcement of laws.
What are the three primary levels of government in the US?
Local, Law, Federal
What government publication is the primary source for locatingOHSA standards?
The federal register
