Question

check all the powers that are held by the legislative branch. * there should be 4. makes laws enforces laws interprets laws decides funds for laws and programs reviews lower court decisions acts as military in chief of the armed forces negotiates treaties approves treaties and other appointed positions rules on cases between states appoints federal judges and other top officials (like cabinet members) establishes federal courts determines if laws and executive actions are constitutional

Explanation:

The Legislative Branch's main role is law - making. "Makes laws" is a core power. "Decides funds for laws and programs" (appropriations power) is also a legislative power. "Approves treaties and other appointed positions" (Senate's advice and consent power for treaties and some appointments) and "Establishes federal courts" (as per the Constitution's legislative authority over the judicial structure) are additional legislative powers. "Enforces laws" is the Executive Branch's job, "Interprets laws" and "Reviews lower court decisions" and "Rules on cases between states" and "Determines if laws and executive actions are constitutional" are Judicial Branch functions. "Acts as military in chief of the armed forces" and "Appoints federal judges and other top officials (like Cabinet members)" are Executive Branch powers.

Answer:

Makes laws, Decides funds for laws and programs, Approves treaties and other appointed positions, Establishes federal courts.