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28 January, 06:38

The U. S. Constitution assigns the executive branch which power?

A. Impeaching unpopular federal judges

B. Vetoing laws passed by Congress

C. Declaring war on foreign countries

D. Setting federal tax rates

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  1. 28 January, 07:20
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    The answer is B. Vetoing laws passed by Congress

    The power to impeach unpopular federal judge is the power of both executive branch and the states, so option A is wrong. Declaring war is the power of the Congress, which is a part of legislative branch. So option C is wrong. Setting federal taxe rates is also the power of the congress. So option D is wrong.
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