Question

1. what is the main purpose of checks and balances? a) to make one branch stronger than the others b) to limit the power of each branch c) to let the president control all decisions d) to help congress pass laws faster 12. which branch of government can veto bills passed by congress? a) legislative b) judicial c) executive d) state 13. who can override a presidents veto? a) the supreme court b) the house of representatives only c) congress with a two - thirds vote d) the vice president 14. which branch interprets laws and decides if they are constitutional? a) legislative b) executive

Explanation:

1. Checks and balances aim to prevent any one branch of government from having too much power by limiting each branch's power.
2. The Executive branch, specifically the President, can veto bills passed by Congress.
3. Congress can override a President's veto with a two - thirds vote in both houses.
4. The Judicial branch interprets laws and determines their constitutionality.

Answer:

1. b) To limit the power of each branch
2. c) Executive
3. c) Congress with a two - thirds vote
4. c) Judicial (Note: Options for 14 are incomplete in the question, but the correct answer is the Judicial branch)