Question

how do independent executive agencies take on the qualities of the other branches? (1 point) they have to listen to the needs of the lobbyists. like the legislature, they need to be elected. they have the final say about what legislation gets signed into law by the president. like a legislature, they have rulemaking authority; like the executive branch, they enforce rules; and like a judiciary, they interpret different regulations.

Explanation:

Independent executive agencies have rule - making power like the legislature, enforcement power like the executive, and interpretive power like the judiciary. Lobbying is not a characteristic of taking on qualities of other branches. They are not elected like the legislature, and they don't have the final say on legislation being signed into law.

Answer:

D. Like a legislature, they have rulemaking authority; like the executive branch, they enforce rules; and like a judiciary, they interpret different regulations.