Branches of Government: (Pick one: Executive, Legislative, or Judicial).
A. One strength of one of the three branches of government. The major strength of Congress is its ability to make laws. No law can be proposed, let alone passed, without the consent of Congress. This means that Congress has the sole authority, for example, to impose taxes and to allocate money for spending. Presidents may have big plans and important proposals, but only Congress has the power to make these plans into actual laws.
B. One weakness of one of the three branches of government.
The weakness of the Executive branch is that the President must work with congress to accomplish anything. While he can veto any bill, they can do the same to him
A. One strength of one of the three branches of government. The major strength of Congress is its ability to make laws. No law can be proposed, let alone passed, without the consent of Congress. This means that Congress has the sole authority, for example, to impose taxes and to allocate money for spending. Presidents may have big plans and important proposals, but only Congress has the power to make these plans into actual laws.
B. One weakness of one of the three branches of government.
The weakness of the Executive branch is that the President must work with congress to accomplish anything. While he can veto any bill, they can do the same to him