This branch of government is the most powerful reasons being is because the President is in command and is the most powerful person in the United States government. In Article. II. Section.1. of The Constitution it says, ” The executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America. He shall hold his Office during the Term of four Years, and, together with the Vice President, chosen for the same Term, be elected ,as follows:”(Turner, p. 582).... So much control happens with the executive branch, and many government agencies such as CIA, postal services, The Secretary of Agriculture, The Secretary of Education, Homeland …show more content…
The New Jersey Plan was introduced this way when decisions were decided upon it would be possible to offset legislature. The breakthrough came when The Great Compromise was developed, the supporters for this plan brought forth the Legislative Branch a bicameral legislature that consisted of two branches, Senate and The House of Representatives. This made voting equally represented.(Turner, p.23-24) This branch is also known to be most powerful as well which makes both executive and legislative branches pretty powerful, they both check each other. The last is Judicial Branch, the system of power from this specific branch is they have the right to oversee the United States court system, criminal, civil and Supreme courts. (Turner, p. 39-42) In 1803 the Supreme Court heard the case of Marbury v. Madison, Marbury walked out empty handed in this case. The first time law by Congress that was declared unconstitutional in return gave meaning to the Constitution. In 1954 Brown v. Board of Education, Supreme Court ruled the case was decided that racial segregation in schools illegal. The Judicial Branch has a lot of influence, putting the