Introduction

Just like a tree, the United States federal government is divided into main three branches.

As seen in your right, the first one would be the executive branch. In the executive branch the President is the person that makes all the important decisions.

The next executive branch would be the legislative branch or also known as Congress. This branch is in charge to debate and pass laws.

Last but not least, there is the judicial branch. The judicial branch has all the courts in the nation under its power, and also helps people come to a fine agreement.