What are the three independent branches of the federal government? A) Executive, safety, and law enforcement B) Law enforcement, judicial, and statutory C) Legislative, commerce, and safety D) Legislative, executive, and judicial E) Commerce, safety, and law enforcement

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Josephine Rollins

15 September, 01:17

What are the three independent branches of the federal government? A) Executive, safety, and law enforcement B) Law enforcement, judicial, and statutory C) Legislative, commerce, and safety D) Legislative, executive, and judicial E) Commerce, safety, and law enforcement

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Zaniyah Mckay · Answer 1

Answer: (D) Legislative, executive, and judicial

Explanation:

The Federal government is the most powerful government as it developing various types of national policy and then divided each responsibility among the different department of the government.

The main responsibility of the federal government is that it divides the power between the local and the national government.

The Federal government is basically divided into the three main branch that are as follows:

1) Legislative branch

2) Executive branch

3) Judicial branch

Each branch of the federal government has different responsibility and duty towards the nation and it is efficiently protect the citizen rights by enforcing and also interpreting the laws.

Therefore, Option (D) is correct.