Which of the following are the three main branches of the federal government?

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The three main branches of the federal government are legislative, judicial, and executive. The legislative branch includes the Congress, the judicial branch includes the Supreme Court and other federal courts, and the executive branch includes the President and their administration. A is incorrect as there is no branch called 'operational'. B is incorrect as there is no branch called 'evaluative'. D is incorrect as the word 'evaluative' is not used to describe any of the branches of government.

Which of the Following Are the Three Main Branches of the Federal