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The Judicial Branch of the United States is defined in which Article of the Constitution? (Points : 1) Article I Article II Article III Article IV
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The Judicial Branch of the United States is defined in which Article of the Constitution? (Points : 1) Article I Article II Article III Article IV

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Article III

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The Judicial Branch is defined in Article III.

Article I defines the legislative branch, Article II the executive branch and Article III the Judicial Branch of the government.
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