Question

1. which branch of government is responsible for enforcing laws?

judicial branch
legislative branch
executive branch
federal branch

1. what power was established by the supreme court case marbury v. madison?

the power to veto laws.
the power of judicial review.
the power of the president to make laws.
the power of congress to override a veto.

1. what is the role of the federal bureaucracy?

to create laws.
to enforce and implement public policies.
to establish the supreme court.
to interpret the constitution.

Explanation:

• Question 7: In a typical government structure, the Executive Branch is responsible for enforcing laws. The Judicial Branch interprets laws, the Legislative Branch makes laws, and there is no "Federal Branch" as a distinct branch in the traditional separation - of - powers model.
• Question 8: The Supreme Court case Marbury v. Madison established the power of judicial review. The power to veto laws is a presidential power (Executive Branch), the President does not make laws (Legislative Branch does), and the power of Congress to override a veto is a check - and - balance power within the legislative - executive relationship, not established by Marbury v. Madison.
• Question 9: The role of the federal bureaucracy is to enforce and implement public policies. Creating laws is the role of the Legislative Branch, establishing the Supreme Court is a constitutional and legislative (to some extent) function, and interpreting the Constitution is the role of the Judicial Branch.

Answer:

1. Executive Branch
2. The power of judicial review
3. To enforce and implement public policies