The Legislative Branch's Primary Check on Both the Judicial and Executive

question 42

Multiple Choice

The legislative branch's primary check on both the judicial and executive branches is the power to:

• A) veto executive or judicial decisions.
• B) confirm appointments to the courts and agencies.
• C) appoint judges and cabinet officials.
• D) None of these.

---

Definitions:

Dissolves

The act of officially ending the existence of an entity such as a corporation, partnership, or marriage.

Taxed

Imposed financial charges by a government on income, goods, or activities for public funding.

Separate Entity

A principle acknowledging that a business has its own legal identity, distinct from its owners or members, allowing it to own property, incur debts, and enter into contracts independently.

UPA

Uniform Partnership Act, a standardized set of laws intended to regulate the operation of partnerships within the United States.