C. Separate those Powers!Read each power and select the correct branch of government by circling the correct gear. 10. We write the bills that become laws. 11. We make sure the laws are carried out and enforced. 12. We hear cases about the laws and decide what the laws mean.

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C. Separate those Powers!Read each power and select the correct branch of government by circling the correct gear. 10. We write the bills that become laws. 11. We make sure the laws are carried out and enforced. 12. We hear cases about the laws and decide what the laws mean.

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10. Legislative 11. Executive12. Judicial

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This question is referencing the division of powers within the U.S. government. The United States federal government is divided into three branches: the executive branch which carries out the laws, the legislative branch which makes the laws, and the judicial branch which interprets the laws. 1. "We write the bills that become laws." corresponds to the legislative branch, as proposing and passing laws is the primary function of this branch. 2. "We make sure the laws are carried out and enforced." applies to the executive branch. This branch, headed by the President, is in charge of enforcing the laws created by the legislative branch. 3. "We hear cases about the laws and decide what the laws mean." is describing the duties of the judicial branch. This branch, consisting of the Supreme Court and other federal courts, adjudicates cases and interprets the meaning of laws.

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C. Separate those Powers!Read each power and select the correct branch of government by circling the correct gear. 10. We write the bills that become laws. 11. We make sure the laws are carried out and enforced. 12. We hear cases about the laws and decide what the laws mean.

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