There are three branches of government:: executive, legislative, and judicial. The board of supervisors fits best into which of the three branches? Executive, legislative, judicial, or none?

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Rohan Randolph

16 August, 20:17

There are three branches of government:: executive, legislative, and judicial. The board of supervisors fits best into which of the three branches? Executive, legislative, judicial, or none?

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Gillian Humphrey · Answer 1

The correct answer is D) none, because its a combination of the three.

The Board of Supervisors does not fit in any of the three branches because its a combination of the three.

The Board of Supervisors main function is to supervise the operation of the government activities in a County in states such as Iowa, Mississippi, California or Arizona. The Board of Supervisors has similar powers as the legislative, judicial, and executive branch. So the county functions as an administrative and operative division of the state.

Julianne Holt · Answer 2

The correct answer is none.

A Board of Supervisors is a hybrid between an executive and a legislative branch.

This is because Board of Supervisors both make rules and execute rules and oversees the agencies responsible for the execution of law.