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#2 - Lecture: Separation of Powers

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First, listen to the lecture.

Next, answer the questions (using the slides as reference if you need them).

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What does "separation of powers" mean?

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2.

What are the three primary responsibilities of all governments (and all authority figures)?

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3.

Which branch of government is responsible for making laws?

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4.

What is the name of the group that makes up this branch of government?

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Why do the American people need to pay attention to who represents them in Congress?

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Besides the president, who makes up the executive branch?

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What is the main job of the organizations in the executive department?

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Why do the American people need to pay attention to who they choose to be their president?

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What branch of government is responsible for interpreting laws?

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Why do laws often need to be interpreted by the Supreme Court?

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11.

Why should Americans think of the Supreme Court when they decide who they want to be their president?