The government handbook outlines the three branches of the US government and how laws are made. It discusses the government principles in the Constitution, including rights and rules. The three branches are the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, which are balanced through checks and balances. The legislative branch introduces and passes laws, the executive branch carries out and enforces laws, and the judicial branch interprets laws and the Constitution.

1. Government
handbook
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2. The table of contents
1.GOVERNMENT
PRINCIPLES IN THE
CONSTITUTION
2. THE 3 BRANCHES OF
GOVERNMENT
3.HOW LAWS ARE MADE

3. The government principles
in law

4. The government principles in the constitution
are kind of like rules. You could also explain it
as the laws made or our rights.

5. The ten amendments also deal with the government principles in the
constitution

6. These are the 3 branches of the
government
These branches are held together by checks and balances. Each
branch is limited to power by the other two branches. branch
has its own special powers.

7. The judicial branch
The judicial branch helps shape the laws of the land. Held in
the judicial branch is the supreme court and the nine
justices. The supreme court also rules over all courts and
interprets the constitution.

8. The executive branch
The president and vice president are held in the executive
branch. The executive branch also consists of the heads of
various agencies in our government. Next this branch directs
national defense and foreign policies. This branch also carries out
laws, plus it approves and recommends new laws.

9. The legislative branch
The legislative branch helps build or laws and makes presidential
nominations. This branch also consists of the senate and house. Both
the senate and the house can introduce laws. But only the senate can
approve or reject treaties from other countries and only the house can
control our government spending.