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What is the main power of the executive branch?
The main institution of the Judicial Branch is the US Supreme Court (Supreme Court of the United States). Other courts in the Judicial Branch include US District Courts, US Court of International Trade, and the US Court of Appeals Circuit Courts.
Who makes up the Executive Branches?
the congress
Why is the system of checks and balances important?
Checks and balances is important because it allows the Judicial, Legislative, and Executive branches to limit each other's power.Checks and balances are important because it keeps any one branch of the government from getting too much power.
Why would the framers want Congress to be more powerful then the executive branch?
Little of the check and balance system that protected the British citizens in Britain itself extended to the colonies. Not wanting to exchange an authoritarian abroad for one at home, the framers wanted to avoid a government where the executive could rise to that same level of power.
What is self government especially of domestic affairs?
Home Rule
