What are the three branches of government in a democracy?

A) President, Vice President, Congress

B) Legislative, Executive, and Judicial

C) Military, Civilian, and Religious

D) Federal, State, and Local

Explanation

Most democracies have three branches: Legislative (makes laws), Executive (enforces laws), and Judicial (interprets laws). This separation of powers prevents any single branch from becoming too powerful.

Practice More World Current Affairs Questions