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there should be 8 rows when you are done

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(17) To decide the innocence & guilt of people

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(17) To decide the innocence & guilt of people

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(16) To appoint officials, including judges

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(16) To appoint officials, including judges

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(15) To make sure federal $ is spent constitutionally

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(15) To make sure federal $ is spent constitutionally

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(12) To declare war & spend $ to support troops

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(12) To declare war & spend $ to support troops

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(10) To draw up a budget w/ help of advisors

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(10) To draw up a budget w/ help of advisors

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(6) To declare executive orders unconstitutional

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(6) To declare executive orders unconstitutional

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(3) To pass laws to spend money on the budget

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(3) To pass laws to spend money on the budget

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(2) To fund or not fund an executive order

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(2) To fund or not fund an executive order

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(1) Identify whether each card is identifying a Legislative, Executive, or Judicial Branch power by dragging it to the appropriate column.
(2) Choose a card from the Legislative column & see if there is a card in the Executive and/or the Judicial column(s) that relate to the power in the Legislative column. These two or three cards should remain in their appropriate columns, but be in the same row (see row 1 as example).
(3) PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE NUMBERS ASSOCIATED WITH POSTS. That is to help me quickly identify them once sorted by you.

Hint 1 for finding a match: If the first card (in the Legislative column) described a power, then look for a card(s) that limits that power.
Hint 2 for finding a match: If the first card (in the Legislative column) limits a power, you are looking for a card(s) describing the power that was limited.
Hint 3 - RED X's: not all rows will have a 3-card match. One red X will go under the Legislative Branch column & 3 red X's will go under the Judicial Branch column.