Question

The Constitution distributes all the powers of the federal government

between the president, vice president, and advisors

between the Senate and the House of Representatives

between Congress, the president, and the courts

among the Supreme Court, president, and state courts

Answer 1

Answer:

The United States of America Constitution distributes all the powers of the federal government to: between Congress, the president, and the courts

Explanation:

The united states constitution separates the power between three major systems to remain a diplomatic democracy, avoiding any power bias. The three actors are the Judiciary branch or the system of courts. The Legislative branch or the senate and the executive branch is vested by the president of the united states and he relegates different tasks to his cabinet.