After the creation of the Constitution, they agree to create three separate branches known as the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branch each one given certain powers. In order to avoid one branch becoming too powerful, each one had a different role in the government. The legislative branch was the most powerful branch with some powers that the states had in the past under the Articles of Confederation. The Executive branch was composed of the president and his cabinet. The Executive branch was in charge of passing laws and veto them as well if they were not constitutional, was the commander in chief of the army and navy, and make treaties if two-thirds of Senate approved it. The Judicial branch consisted of a Supreme Court and several
