Question

1. what are the powers given to the judicial branch? select all correct answers. (select all that apply)

a. resolving disputes between states
b. approving treaties
c. vetoing legislation
d. reviewing presidential appointments
e. reviewing laws

Explanation:

• Option A: The judicial branch (Supreme Court) can resolve disputes between states (e.g., boundary disputes).
• Option B: Approving treaties is a power of the Senate (legislative branch), not the judicial branch.
• Option C: Vetoing legislation is a presidential (executive branch) power.
• Option D: Reviewing presidential appointments is a Senate (legislative branch) power.
• Option E: The judicial branch (via judicial review) can review laws to determine their constitutionality.

Answer:

A. resolving disputes between states, E. reviewing laws