The statements that accurately describe the structure of the government outlined in the Constitution are:
- The executive branch would carry out the laws.
- The legislative branch would make laws.
- The judicial branch would interpret the laws.
The other statements are incorrect because:
- The executive branch does not make laws; that is the role of the legislative branch.
- The legislative branch does not interpret laws; that is the role of the judicial branch.
- The judicial branch does not carry out laws; that is the role of the executive branch.