Question

what is outlined by the first three articles of the constitution? the ratification process relations among the states how to add amendments the structure of the federal government question 3 1 pts in what ways can the executive branch check the power of the legislative branch? impeach members of congress create lower courts veto legislation appoint more judges question 4 1 pts which constitutional principle means that government is bound by the rule of law? judicial review limited government separation of powers federalism

Explanation:

• First question: The first three articles of the U.S. Constitution outline the structure of the federal government. Article I is about the legislative branch (Congress), Article II about the executive branch (President), and Article III about the judicial branch (Courts).
• Second question: The executive branch (President) can veto legislation passed by the legislative branch (Congress). If the President vetoes a bill, Congress can override the veto with a two - thirds majority in both houses, but veto is a direct check by the executive on the legislative.
• Third question: The principle of limited government means that the government is bound by the rule of law. It implies that the government's powers are restricted, and it cannot act arbitrarily. Judicial review is a power of the courts to review laws, separation of powers divides government powers among branches, and federalism is about the relationship between national and state governments.

Answer:

• First question: The structure of the federal government
• Second question: Veto legislation
• Third question: Limited government