Question

Which of the following statements describes the structure of government outlined in the constitution? Select all that apply.

A. Executive branch would carry out the laws.
B. The executive branch would make the laws
C. The legislative branch would make laws
D. The legislative branch would interpret laws
E. The judical branch would interpret the laws
F. The judical branch would carry out the laws

Answer 1

A. Executive branch would carry out the laws.

C. The Legislative branch would make laws.

E. The Judicial branch would interpret the laws.

Step-by-step explanation:

These are the options that correctly describe the structure of government outlined in the Constitution. The Constitution states that the legislative branch (Congress) is the one that will make the laws. The executive branch (President), on the other hand, will carry out the laws. Finally, the judicial branch (courts of justice) is the one that will interpret the laws.