Question

Which branch of the U.S. Government
includes Congress, which is composed of
the House of Representatives and the
Senate?
A. Legislative Branch
B. Executive Branch
C. Judicial Branch​

Answer 1

Hey there!

The legislative branch is the branch that makes laws.

The executive branch is the one that enforces the laws and carries out many other national affairs.

The judicial branch interprets the Constitution to see if making certain laws follows what the founding fathers would have wanted.

Congress is made up of two houses, the House of Representatives and the Senate. The number of representatives for each state in the HoR is based on the population of the state, while each state has exactly two senators.

Have you ever been told that if you want to make a change of some sort that you should write a letter to your Senator or Congressman? This is because they present new ideas and formulate new laws or policies. And, if you remember, the Legislative Branch is the one that makes laws, and Congress is the Legislative Branch.

Therefore, the answer is A. Legislative Branch.

I hope this helps!

Answer 2

A the Legislative Branch

Always remember that the Executive Branch is the President and the cabinet because they’re at the top like a business. The Judicial Branch is the Supreme Court because they’re judges that interpret the Constitutional meaning. Finally Congress is the Legislative Branch because they are the ones that write the bills and then legislate until they can be voted on as laws.