Question

5 why does tim explain the process of passing laws?
a to show how federalism works
b to explain the meaning of reserved powers
c to demonstrate checks and balances

Explanation:

The process of passing laws in a government system often involves multiple branches (e.g., legislative to propose and pass, executive to sign or veto). This interaction between branches is a key aspect of the checks - and - balances system. Federalism is about the division of power between national and state governments, which is not directly related to the law - passing process in this context. Reserved powers (powers not delegated to the federal government and retained by the states) also do not directly relate to the law - passing process explanation.

Answer:

C. To demonstrate checks and balances