Question

another important principle of the constitution is the separation of powers. the constitution gives the legislative branch, executive branch, and judicial branch different responsibilities, so no branch can get too powerful. here is each branchs responsibility: the legislative branch creates laws, or writes and passes them. the executive branch enforces laws, or carries them out. the judicial branch interprets laws, or decides if they are allowed under the constitution. match each of the following powers to the branch it belongs to. makes sure that companies follow the law passes a law that sets limits on the amount of pollution a company can create decides whether the constitution allows the federal government to make rules about pollution legislative branch executive branch judicial branch

Explanation:

• The legislative branch's role is to create laws (passing a law about pollution limits fits this as it's law - creation).
• The executive branch enforces laws (making sure companies follow the law is enforcement).
• The judicial branch interprets laws (deciding if the Constitution allows federal government pollution - related rules is interpretation).

Answer:

• "passes a law that sets limits on the amount of pollution a company can create" → Legislative branch.
• "makes sure that companies follow the law" → Executive branch.
• "decides whether the Constitution allows the federal government to make rules about pollution" → Judicial branch.