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How does the division of powers help control the government?
The main reason that the division of powers helps to control the government is that it keeps any one area of government from holding too much power. It also makes the various levels of government work together for the common good of the people.
Where does federal government get its power?
The Constitution creates the federal government and grants various powers to the 3 branches of government. The federal government has gained power over time through precedent - where it has exercised power at the time, and no one has objected or stopped it, so it is free to do so again. In general, the Federal government has the power it does because the people give their power to it.
What are the three branches of the federal gov and what are their primary responsibilities?
The executive (the President and the administrative branches) The Legislative (The House of Representatives and the Seante) The Judicial. The Supreme court and the Federal courts. The executive branch carries out the day to day operations of the government, enforces laws, oversees the operation of the military and disperses funds to run the various branches of government. The legislative enacts laws, oversees and investigates the operation of the administrative branch when problems occur, and decides how much the government is going to spend ( the budget) and decides how much tax to levy. The Supreme court decides matters of constitutionality (like they are doing now with the Affordable Care Act) and oversees the operation of the lower Federal courts. The Lower Federal courts are where matters of law at the Federal level are first brought.
How did these various forms of government different?
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In which city and state was this form of government developed?
What are the various forms of the government developed in different city-states? Who controlled the government in each?
What powers are specifically dictated to various branches of government or to particular authoritative position?
Enumerated powers
What are separated powers?
Separated powers are the rights and responsibilities that are divided among the various branches of government. These branches include the executive branch, judicial branch, and legislative branch.
What is the chain of command for the US government?
See this page for links to pdf's on how the U.S. government is organized and the divisions of power within various branches: http://bensguide.gpo.gov/9-12/government/branches.html
What government offices or positions are there?
There are innumerable government offices and positions, especially in states with large bureaucracies. There are the officials of the various branches of government, their attachés, interns, and secretaries, the various agencies and their employees, the military and all of its members, the police, fire, and emergency responders, etc.
Which power specifically dictated to various branches of government or to particular authoritative position?
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Which are powers specifically dictated to various branches of government or to particular authoritative position?
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What are the 3 branches and what do they do?
The three branches of a government:Legislative branch - the legislature (such as Congress) writes laws.Judicial branch - the judges, who decide how laws apply in various casesExecutive branch - executes, or carries out, the operations and activities of the government
What are the 3 branches and what do the do?
The three branches of a government:Legislative branch - the legislature (such as Congress) writes laws.Judicial branch - the judges, who decide how laws apply in various casesExecutive branch - executes, or carries out, the operations and activities of the government
Why was the media so important to the nazi government in Germany?
Because they couldn't glorify themselves or promote the various branches of the German military without it.
What are the three branches of the California government?
The three branches of the California government are the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The executive branch is headed by the Governor and is responsible for enforcing laws. The legislative branch consists of the California State Assembly and the State Senate, which create laws. The judicial branch interprets laws and includes various levels of courts, with the California Supreme Court as the highest authority.
What branch do the people belong to?
To provide an accurate response, I would need more context about the specific group of people you are referring to. Different branches can refer to various categories such as government branches (executive, legislative, judicial), branches of a profession (medical, engineering), or even branches of a family tree (maternal, paternal). Please provide additional details for a precise answer.
What types of careers are offered in the field of biotechnology?
If you get a degree in biotechnology, there are many careers out there for you. You could become a researcher for a major corporation, or even work for the government in various branches.
