The correct answers are:
Executive Branch: Governor, Attorney General, School Superintendent.
Legislative Branch: General Assembly, House of Representatives, Senate.
Judicial Branch: Department of Juvenile Justice, Supreme Court of Georgia, Court of Appeals.
The main responsibility for the Executive branch is to supervise the implementation of new laws and the daily operation of the government. The executive branch consists of the President of the U.S. and its Cabinet: the Vice President, Speaker of the House, and Senate President and all the states Departments such as Education, Commerce, and Justice.
The main responsibility for the Legislative branch is to create new laws. It consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate.
The main responsibility for the Judicial branch is to pay close attention to new laws that have to be fair and applied equally to all the people. Its members are appointed by the President and need to be confirmed by the Senate.
