Question

which principle is reflected when congress can override a presidential veto? * 5 points
○ natural rights
○ checks and balances
○ federalism
○ judicial review

the constitution divides lawmaking, law - enforcing, and law - interpreting among three branches. this reflects: * 5 points
○ separation of powers
○ federalism
○ natural rights
○ social contract

Explanation:

First Question:

• Natural rights are inalienable rights people have, not related to congressional override of veto.
• Checks and balances mean branches of government can limit each other's powers. Congress overriding a presidential veto is one branch (legislative) limiting another (executive), so this fits.
• Federalism is about power division between state and federal, not branch interactions.
• Judicial review is courts reviewing laws' constitutionality, not relevant here.

• Separation of powers divides government into legislative (lawmaking), executive (law - enforcing), and judicial (law - interpreting) branches, which matches the description.
• Federalism is state - federal power division, not branch functions.
• Natural rights are individual rights, not related.
• Social contract is about government - people agreement, not branch division.

Answer:

B. Checks and balances

Second Question: