The legislative branch was established by the Constitution and consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate, which together form the United States Congress. The judicial branch is established by Article 3 and judges are confirmed by the President, though Congress determines the structure of federal courts. The executive branch's power is vested in the President, who is both head of state and head of the executive branch, and is responsible for enforcing the law.

2. LEGESLATIVE BRANCH
• The legislative branch
was established by
article 1 of the
constitution.
• The legislative branch
consists of the house of
representatives .
• The senate which
together formed the
united states congress.

3. The judicial branch
Were the legislative branch
and executive are elected
by the people the people in
the judicial branch are
confirmed by the president.
Article 3 of the constitution
wich establishes the judicial
branch.
The judicial branch leaves
congress to determine what
shape or structure the
federal judge.

4. The executive branch
 The power of the
executive branch is
vested in the president
of the united states.
 The president of the
united states is the part
time chief of the
executive branch
when he is not working.
 The president is
responsible for
emplomenting and
enforcing the law