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The document describes the three branches of government in the US and ancient Athens constitutions. In the US, the executive branch is led by the President and includes cabinet departments, the legislative branch is Congress, and the judicial branch is the Supreme Court. In ancient Athens, the legislative branch had two bodies, the Council of 500 and Assembly of 6000, the judicial branch was jury courts, and the executive branch enforced laws.
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Usa & athens constitution
- 1. BY Maddie Slingerland & Chelsea Ellis
- 2.
- 4. USA has 3 branches
- 6. Executive
- 10. The executive branch consists on the president, the vice president and the 15 cabinet-levels departments.
- 11. Some of the 15 cabinet level are interior , transportation, education , state, and, defense.
- 12. The person in charge of the executive branch is the president.
- 13. Executive branch is run by the president.
- 14. The executive branch is to make sure laws are enforced, and taxes are collected , also they are to keep the USA safe.
- 15.
- 17. The legislative branch consist of the House of Representatives and the senate.
- 18. Together they are known as Congress
- 19. The legislative branch is to ensure the nations laws and to control where the money goes.
- 20.
- 22. The Judicial Branch consist of the supreme court .
- 23. The supreme court consist of nine members.
- 24. Then nine members are chosen by the president , the are approved by the senate.
- 25. The supreme court job is to hear cases that challenge laws or require translation of the laws.
- 26.
- 28. Ancient Athens have 3 different braches of government, legislative, judicial, and executive .
- 29. the legislative branch in Athens has two bodies, a Council of 500 and an Assembly of 6000.
- 30. the Council was randomly chosen by the male population
- 31. the Council was in charge of day-to-day business.
- 32. The assembly's members were all the males in the population.
- 33. the assembly's job was to solve problems in the city.
- 34. The jury courts formed the core of Athens Judicial branch.
- 35. The executive branch enforced laws and made sure they were followed.
- 36. The executive branch consists of commissioners, functionaries, and minor officials.
- 37.
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