How are powers separated in the United States? How might this separation change

a. Discuss how the U.S. Constitution is a blueprint that lays out the power and responsibilities of the Congress, presidency, and judiciary in Articles I, II, and III respectively. The Constitution divides power and responsibilities and limits the power of the other branches.
b. Discuss some of the powers that each branch has. The president, for example, is Commander in Chief of the armed services. The Congress can collect taxes. The Judiciary interprets the laws.
c. Discuss the way power is checked. For example, some power is shared. The president can enter into treaties with the advice and consent of the Senate. The Supreme Court can determine whether laws passed by Congress or actions taken by the president are Constitutional.

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