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Separation of Powers
The United States Supreme Court
The Judicial BranchThe Judicial BranchThe Judicial BranchThe Judicial Branch[ Judicial Review ][ Judicial Review ][ Judicial Review ][ Judicial Review ]
The Federal Capital BuildingWashington Monument
House of Representatives The Senate
Senate floor
House of Representatives
Senate Hearings
The Legislative BranchThe Legislative Branch
Senate floor
(Military ) Chiefs of StaffThe Executive BranchThe Executive BranchThe Executive BranchThe Executive Branch
President’sPresident’s 55 RolesRoles
Chief ExecutiveChief Executive
Chief DiplomatChief Diplomat
Commander-in-Chief of the MilitaryCommander-in-Chief of the Military
Chief of StateChief of StateLegislative leaderLegislative leader
ExecutiveChecksOn the
Legislative
ExecutiveExecutive
LegislativeJudicial
* Can propose laws
* Can veto laws
* Can call specialsessions of Congress
* Makes appointments
* Negotiates foreign treaties
* Can grant pardons to federal offenders
ExecutiveChecks On theJudicial
* Appoints federal judges
LegislativeChecks On theJudicial
LegislativeChecksOn the
Executive* Can override President’s veto
* Confirms executive appointments
* Ratifies treaties
* Appropriates money
* Can impeach and remove President
* Can impeach and remove judges
* Create lower federal courts
* Can propose amendments to overrule judicial decisions
* Approves appointments of federal judges
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
Legislative
* Can declare Executive actions unconstitutional
Executive
Judicial
Judicial Checks onthe Executive Branch
* Can declare acts of Congress unconstitutional
Judicial Checks onthe Legislative Branch
Powers Reserved to States
Powers Delegated to NationalGovernment
Create corporation laws
Regulate trade within state
Establish &maintain schools
Establish local governments
Make laws aboutmarriage & divorce
Conduct elections
Provide for public safety
Coin money
Declare War
Regulate interstate & Foreign trade
Set standard weights & measures
Create & maintain armed forces
Make copyright & patent laws
Establish postal offices
Establish foreign policy
Create federal courts
Admit new states
The Federal SystemThe Federal System
Provide for public welfare
Administer criminal justice
Charter banks
Raise taxes
Borrow money