Question

in the diagram below, the circles stand for the three branches of government. each arrow stands for the way one branch checks another. the supreme court can declare an act of congress unconstitutional. which arrow on the diagram stands for this check on legislative power? diagram with circles labeled executive, judicial, legislative and arrows between them submit work it out not feeling ready yet? this can help: federal government

Explanation:

The Supreme Court is part of the Judicial branch, and Congress is part of the Legislative branch. The check here is from Judicial to Legislative. In the diagram, the arrow from Judicial (Supreme Court) to Legislative (Congress) that represents this check is the one going from the Judicial circle to the Legislative circle (the arrow pointing from Judicial to Legislative, as the Supreme Court (Judicial) checking Congress (Legislative) would be an arrow originating at Judicial and pointing to Legislative).

Answer:

The arrow from the "Judicial" circle to the "Legislative" circle (the arrow that starts at Judicial and points toward Legislative).