Question

lesson 3.3: the executive branch
objective: cl.c&g.1.1 explain the influence of the founding principles on state and federal decisions using primary and secondary source documents. and cl.c&g.2.1 compare how national, state, and local governments maintain order, security, and protect individual rights. and cl.c&g.4.1 differentiate the judicial systems of the united states and north carolina in terms of structure, jurisdiction, and how each provides for equal protection.
leq: how does the structure of the executive branch of the federal government help maintain order, security and protect individual rights?
warm - up
directions: answer the question below.
the constitution creates the legislative branch first with article i, and the executive branch second with article ii. why then, do you think the executive branch is considered by many people to be the most powerful branch of government today?

Explanation:

The executive branch has powers like enforcement of laws, command - ing the military, and making foreign policy. It also has the ability to issue executive orders. These powers give it significant influence in day - to - day governance and in responding to national and international situations, which is why it is seen as powerful.

Answer:

The executive branch is considered powerful today because it has the power to enforce laws, command the military, make foreign policy, and issue executive orders, giving it significant influence in governance and handling of various situations.