Question

Pick one branch of government. Explain the checks of power it has on the other two branches. Select one of those chec

and explain why it is important to maintaining the balance of power in the United States government.

Answer 1

Executive Branch

Step-by-step explanation:

The executive branch (President, cabinets departments) enforce the laws. This branch powers to appoint judges, and pardon power to the court (Judicial Branch). Executive Branch can veto bills to the congress (Legislative Branch). It's important to maintain the balance of power in the United States because back in the 1800s. If one of the branch had more or less power, then it would lead to a war or a bad government.