Question

which power does the u.s. constitution grant to the legislative branch of government? makes laws enforces laws interprets laws reviews laws

Explanation:

The U.S. Constitution divides government powers. The legislative branch (Congress) is responsible for making laws. The executive branch enforces laws, the judicial branch interprets laws, and while there are processes related to reviewing laws (like judicial review by the courts), the core power granted to the legislative branch is law - making.

Answer:

Makes Laws