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Articles 1-3 OverviewLegislative Branch
Article 1Main Job: to make laws
Executive Branch
Article 2Main Job: to enforce laws
Judicial Branch•Article 3•Main Job: •To interpret laws
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Article 1: The Legislative BranchPowers:
1. Passes legislationMake lawsCollect taxesCoin $
2. Approves treaties3. Confirms
nominationsJudicial nominees
(judges)Executive nominees
(director of FBI, EPA, etc.)
4. Impeach Federal officials• Throw exec.
Branch out• Power over
exec.!
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Article 1: The Legislative BranchBicameral Congress
SenateEqual
Representation100 Senators
(members)2 Represent each
stateMust be 30 yrs. OldServe 6 yr. termNo term limits!Richard Burr (R)Kay Hagen (D)
House of RepresentativesProportional
Representation435 RepresentativesRepresent district
District size determined by population
Must be 25 yrs. OldServe 2 yr. termDavid Price (District
4) (D)
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Article 2: Executive
Branch
Powers:Nominate federal judges
Veto laws passed by Congress
Commander in Chief of military
Pardons prisoners
Recommends Legislation
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Article 2: Executive BranchPresident
(Obama-D)Vice President
(Biden-D)Cabinet
Secretaries of State, Treasury, Defense, Justice, Education, etc.
Serves 4 year termLimited to 2 terms
(as of 1951)Must be:
Natural born citizen
35 yrs oldResident for 14
yrs
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Article 3: Judicial Branch
Interprets the U.S. Constitution
Interprets the laws.
Deals with cases involving the Constitution federal laws,
treaties anddisputes
between states• District courts• Appeals courts• Supreme Court• Judicial Review
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Article 3: Major Court Cases
Marbury V. Madison (1803): first time that the Supreme Court declared an act of Congress to be unconstitutional
Brown v. Board of Education (1954): The Court held that separate schools for black and white children could never be “equal.”
Roe v. Wade (1973): the right to privacy included the abortion decision, and that states could not ban the procedure in the first trimester.
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Based on your notes, what powers do each of the branches have over other branches. Use your notes to complete the back of the page.
Checks and Balances