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American Government Lecture Three (view source)
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"Audit the Fed" and independent agencies.
<write about the Judicial branch and the different views of interpreting the Constitution>
<write about the Judicial branch and the different views of interpreting the Constitution>
Strict constructionalism.
Appointment and confirmation process.
There are three branches of government: legislative, executive and judicial. Last week we learned about the legislative branch, which for the United States (federal) government is Congress. This week we learn about the executive branch.
There are three branches of government: legislative, executive and judicial. Last week we learned about the legislative branch, which for the United States (federal) government is Congress. This week we learn about the executive branch.