Question

every government official, employee, and institution in the united states is part of both a level and a branch of government.
the u.s. senate represents every state in the country. it passes bills as part of the national law - making process. decide which level and branch of government the u.s. senate belongs to. pick one.
there is a table - like structure with columns congressional, executive, judicial and rows federal, state, local, and a green submit button below. also, there are some help - related texts at the bottom like write it out and not feeling ready yet? these can help:

Explanation:

The U.S. Senate is part of the federal government (national level) and the legislative branch (as it is part of Congress, which is the legislative body that passes bills). So the correct selection is the checkbox at the intersection of "Federal" (level) and "Legislative" (branch).

Answer:

The checkbox at the intersection of "Federal" (row) and "Legislative" (column) should be selected.