5. identify the responsibility of each branch of the federal government. then describe at least two powers that each branch has.

The three branches of the US federal government are:  

The Legislative power, which is the Congress, the Senate and the House of representatives. They are responsible for drafting proposed laws. They have the power to declare war and to control taxing.  

The Executive power, which is the President, along with his Vice-President and Cabinet. They carry out laws and they have the power to enforce them. The president also has the power to veto a proposal of law.

The Judicial power, composed by the Supreme Court. They interpret the meaning laws. They have the power to apply the laws to individual cases, They also have the power to limit the power of the other two branches by determining which laws are constitutional and which are not.

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