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One purpose of the executive branch is to interpret laws made by Congress. command the armed forces. create and pass new laws. oversee a system of courts.

One purpose of the executive branch is to interpret laws made by Congress. command the armed forces. create and pass new laws. oversee a system of courts.
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One purpose of the executive branch is to

interpret laws made by Congress.
command the armed forces.
create and pass new laws.
oversee a system of courts.

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One purpose of the executive branch is to "command the armed forces", since the President of the United States is also the Commander-in-Chief of the US military.
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