Each branch of the U.S. government (legislature, executive, and judiciary)has its own area of authority, and these areas do not overlap.

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The U.S. Constitution established three major governing bodies: the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. The Constitution explicitly defines the roles and responsibilities of each of these branches. Each branch has its own areas of authority, but these areas have often overlapped, and the borders between the branches are often blurred.

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