Question

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what are the three basic powers of government? choose all that apply
□ power to enforce laws (executive branch)
□ power to overthrow government
□ power to interpret laws (judicial branch)
□ power to make laws (legislative branch)

Explanation:

The three basic government powers are legislative (make laws), executive (enforce laws), and judicial (interpret laws). "Power to overthrow government" is not a basic governmental power.

Answer:

• power to enforce laws (executive branch)
• power to interpret laws (judicial branch)
• power to make laws (legislative branch)