Which branch of government holds the primary authority to approve the federal budget, including decisions on spending and taxation?(1 point) Responses The Executive branch, under the President's sole authority. The Executive branch, under the President's sole authority. State governments, where governors play a key role in federal budgetary processes State governments, where governors play a key role in federal budgetary processes The Judicial branch, which reviews and interprets budgetary decisions. The Judicial branch, which reviews and interprets budgetary decisions. The Legislative branch, particularly Congress, which oversees and approves the federal budget. The Legislative branch, particularly Congress, which oversees and approves the federal budget.

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The Legislative branch, particularly Congress, which oversees and approves the federal budget.