Question

How does the executive branch interact with the other two branches? by functioning as the CEO of the three branches by vetoing legislation by confirming Supreme Court justices by enforcing laws passed by Congress and deemed legal by the judiciary

Answer 1

How the executive branch interacts with the other two branches, since there are three branches in total in the government, is by enforcing laws that were passed by the Congress and are considered legal by the judiciary. The answer is the last option. Hope this helps.

Answer 2

The fourth alternative is correct (D).

In American democracy, power is divided between three harmonious powers, executive power, legislative power and the judiciary.

The main attribution of the legislative power is to legislate, that is, to create laws. The judiciary watches over the law. Executive power, enforces laws created by Congress and considered legal by the judiciary.