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Activity 2.3: Who's Got the Power
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Activity 2.3: Who’s Got the Power?

Let’s review what you have learned about the three branches of government and the powers of each. Complete the chart below by identifying which branch of government possesses each of the powers. Use the article links below and focus on Articles I, II and III of the Constitution to complete the chart below.

To get a copy of the chart, click on the Who’s Got the Power? chart and go to "File" and "Make a copy". Rename the document with your first initial and last name. Remember to share your document with your teacher.

Who’s Got The Power?

Power

Branch of Government
(legislative, executive or judicial)

Introduces laws

Declares laws unconstitutional

Signs bills into law

Coins money

Nominates Supreme Court justices

Declares war

Vetoes bills

Interprets/Makes meaning of laws

Serves as commander-in-chief of the army and navy

Issues a pardon

Overrides a presidential veto

Borrows money on behalf of the United States

Makes treaties

Impeaches/Removes the president

From the National Constitution Center