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The Three Branches of Government Chapter 3 Section 2
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Legislative Branch Congress has expressed powers Also called enumerated powers – why? What is the elastic clause?
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Executive Branch Has broad but vague powers Presidential powers have only increased since Washington First presidents had free time, by contrast current presidents are time to the minute. Help run the federal bureaucracy
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The Judicial Branch Federal courts also known as dual court system – why? What is a courts jurisdiction? What factors determine federal jurisdiction? Supreme Court can only be overturned by a Constitutional Amendment or a new federal statute.
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Break Choose a branch of government. Describe what it does and how it relates to the other two branches. Discuss your answer with a partner. Inquire why they chose the branch they did. Record the responses.
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Shared Power and Conflict President as Legislator President has initiative to recommend laws to Congress President vs. Congress Conflict comes through the separation – why?
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Shared Power and Conflict Congress vs. the Courts How would Congress and the Courts come into conflict? Supreme Court vs. the President President has at times refused to follow a courts decision
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