What are the three branches of government and what is each branch in charge of?

answer: the legislative branch is made up of the congress which is the house of representatives and the senate. its job is to make the laws. congress also decides on who and what to tax and how to use tax money. each house of congress meets separately. however, they can come together for joint sessions.

the executive branch includes the president of the united states, the vice president, and the major departments of the government such as the labor department, department of defense, state department, treasury department, etc. each department has a leader, appointed by the president. together, all the leaders, along with the president, vice president, and a few other people, make up the cabinet. the job of the executive branch is to enforce the laws.

the judicial branch branch is made up of the supreme court and other courts, and its job is to interpret the laws.

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