What are the three branches of our governmen?

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Answer 1

executive

legislative

judicial

Answer 2

If you are in the U.S. the branches are Executive, Congressional (House and Senate combined), and Judicial.

Answer 3

legislative

judicial

executive

Answer 4

legislative, judicial, and executive

Answer 5

Legislative

Excecutive

Judicial

Answer 6

Judicial, Executive, Legislative

Answer 7

judicial, executive and legislative

Answer 8

Legislative, Judicial, Executive

Answer 9

Larry, Curly & Moe

Answer 10

they are executive judicial and legislative

Answer 11

Legislative

Executive

Judicial

Answer 12

Corporate

Military

Hollywood.

Answer 13

Legislative-law making branch-representatives and senators

Judicial- Supreme court and stuff-enforce laws

Executive-Prez. carry out laws!!

Answer 14

Legislative Branch, Executive Branch, Judicial Branch

Answer 15

Legislative, Executive and Judicial.

Answer 16

why is this in royalty?

Answer 17

who cares

Answer 18

Judicial

Executive

Legislative

Answer 19

Judicial (courts), legislative (congress), and Exectutive (president)

Answer 20

the Exectutive branch, the Judicial brach, and the legislative nranch.

Answer 21

legislature

judicial

and executive

Answer 22

executive, judicial, and legislative

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Answer 23

Executive legislative and judicial

Answer 24

Legislative, Executive, and Judicial

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Answer 25

legislative   executive     judicial

Answer 26

Which government?

In the U.S. we have the Executive, Judicial and Legislative Branches.

In the U.K. you have the Judiciary and Legislative (Parliament) with executive powers coming from a subset of the Legislature (Prime Minister).

In both countries, you could also add the general notion of governmental bureaucracy to the mix, since in some cases members therein operate outside of the other three branches (at least directly - in the U.S. this would include several departments and commissions, in the U.K. it would include several ministries.)

Answer 27

You didn't specify what is the name of "our government", but most democratic republics and constitutional monarchies divide the work of government between three different types of officials.  In both the United States and the United Kingdom, for example, the three branches of government are the executive, legislative, and the judiciary.  

In the UK, the Prime Minister and his or her cabinet exercise executive powers; the two chambers of Parliament, the House of Lords and the House of Commons, pass legislation, and the judiciary makes independent legal decisions.  In the US, the President functions as the CEO, the Congress and the Senate have legislative power, and the judiciary ideally acts independently of both the legislative and executive branches of government.

Of course, judicial decisions, legislative acts, or executive rulings sometimes over power this delicate balancing act.  For example, because President George W. Bush's appointments to the Justice Department since 2001 have controlled the appointing of federal judges, the executive branch has overly influenced the decisions of the American judiciary.

Answer 28

Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary..................the best answer