The Three Branches of U.S. Government Explained #151251 (License: Personal Use)

This infographic depicts the U.S. federal government’s separation of powers: the Executive branch (White House) enforces laws, the Legislative branch (Capitol) creates them, and the Judicial branch (Supreme Court building) interprets them. All three are shown emerging from a common root, symbolizing their shared constitutional foundation and interdependent relationship under the principle of checks and balances.

Used on civics education pages, government websites, or classroom resources to explain foundational U.S. governance structure; matches user intent for learning about democracy, separation of powers, or preparing for citizenship exams.