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Which branches of government are involved in the checks and balances system?
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A.
Legislative and Judicial branches only.
B.
Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches.
C.
None of the branches are involved.
D.
Only the Executive branch.
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B. Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches.
Explanation: The system of checks and balances involves all three branches of government so each can limit the powers of the others (e.g., Congress passes laws, the President can veto, and the courts can declare laws unconstitutional).
Explanation: The system of checks and balances involves all three branches of government so each can limit the powers of the others (e.g., Congress passes laws, the President can veto, and the courts can declare laws unconstitutional).
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