U.s. Government

The U.S. government is a federal system composed of three branches: the legislative branch (Congress) that makes laws, the executive branch (led by the President) that enforces laws, and the judicial branch (courts) that interprets laws, all designed to balance power and protect citizens' rights. Articles are a unique way for readers to learn about the world around them. In addition to building reading comprehension skills and increasing vocabulary, articles can be used for writing and research. U.S. Government is broken into 6 single-page sections: What is the U.S. Government?, Legislative Branch, Executive Branch, Judicial Branch, Why Government is Important, and Words to Know.