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Separation of Powers: The Three Branches of Government
Differentiate the roles, powers, and responsibilities of the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches.
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Foundations of U.S. Government and the Constitution
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Examine the origins, constitutional compromises, three branches, and system of checks and balances that structure the United States government.
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