easy · U.S. Naturalization Test (2025 Standard) Civics
The U.S. Constitution divides the federal government so that no single group holds all the power. One part makes the laws, another carries them out, and a third interprets them.
Name the three branches of government.
- Legislative, executive, and judicial
- Federal, state, and local
- Senate, House, and Cabinet
- Military, police, and courts
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