Question

the supreme court can strike down, or cancel, laws that go against the constitution. which arrow stands for this check? executive judicial legislative submit

Explanation:

Step1: Identify the branches

The three branches are Judicial (Supreme Court is part of this), Legislative (makes laws), and Executive. The action is Judicial (Supreme Court) checking Legislative (laws they make).

Step2: Find the arrow direction

We need the arrow from Judicial to Legislative (since Supreme Court (Judicial) checks Legislative's laws). Looking at the graph, the arrow from Judicial (left gray circle) to Legislative (right gray circle) is the one going to the right (the top arrow in the Judicial - Legislative pair). Wait, no: the Judicial to Legislative arrow (the one pointing to Legislative) is the right - pointing arrow between Judicial and Legislative. Wait, the problem is about the Supreme Court (Judicial) striking down Legislative's laws, so the arrow from Judicial to Legislative (the one where Judicial is the source, Legislative is the target) is the arrow that represents this check. In the diagram, between Judicial (left) and Legislative (right), there are two arrows: one from Judicial to Legislative (right - pointing) and one from Legislative to Judicial (left - pointing). The check here is Judicial (Supreme Court) checking Legislative (laws), so the arrow from Judicial to Legislative (the right - pointing arrow between them) is the one that stands for this check. Wait, no, let's re - examine: the Supreme Court (Judicial) can strike down laws made by the Legislative branch. So the flow is Judicial → Legislative (because Judicial is acting on Legislative's laws). So in the diagram, the arrow from the Judicial circle (left) to the Legislative circle (right) is the one we need. Looking at the diagram, the blue arrow that goes from "Judicial" (left gray circle) to "Legislative" (right gray circle) (the top arrow in the two - way arrow between them) is the one that represents this check. Wait, actually, in the diagram, between Judicial and Legislative, there are two arrows: one pointing to Legislative (from Judicial) and one pointing to Judicial (from Legislative). The check of Judicial on Legislative (striking down laws) is represented by the arrow from Judicial to Legislative. So the arrow from the Judicial circle to the Legislative circle (the right - pointing arrow between them) is the correct one.

Answer:

The arrow from the "Judicial" circle to the "Legislative" circle (the right - pointing arrow in the pair of arrows between "Judicial" and "Legislative").