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Three Branches, One Big Tree

Three Branches, One Big Tree

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The United States government is split into three branches—legislative, executive, and judicial—but why not just put one person in charge of everything? Starting with the country's founding in the late 1700s, this episode breaks down what each branch actually does and why the framers designed a system of shared power. Analogies to running a pizza restaurant, building a treehouse, and refereeing a soccer game help make the structure click.
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