Because of the separation of powers in the United States government, the Legislative branch may enact laws, the Executive branch may veto laws, and the Judicial branch may A) declare war by law. B) enact

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Because of the separation of powers in the United States government, the Legislative branch may enact laws, the Executive branch may veto laws, and the Judicial branch may

A) declare war by law.

B) enact laws to appoint judges.

C) decide that a law is unconstitutional.

D) begin impeachment proceedings against the Executive branch.