The Constitution establishes three branches of government that share identical powers. have different powers. are led by the legislative branch. are led by the judicial branch.

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Jamie Mccullough

26 April, 19:36

The Constitution establishes three branches of government that share identical powers. have different powers. are led by the legislative branch. are led by the judicial branch.

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Nia Black · Answer 1

The Constitution establishes three branches of government that share identical powers. This means that the three different branches of government, meaning: the executive, the judiciary and the legislature all share the same amount of power, but exercise their work separately.