Question

check all that apply.
select the three branches of the national government.
judicial
bicameral
legislative
presidential
executive
continental

Explanation:

The three core branches of a national government (following the U.S. model, which is the standard reference for this framework) are responsible for separate functions: interpreting laws, making laws, and enforcing laws respectively. The other options refer to legislative structures, government types, or geographic/government classification terms, not core branches.

Answer:

judicial, legislative, executive