All of the following statements about the Constitution are TRUE except:
A.
The Constitution gives the legislative branch the power to make laws.
B.
The Constitution gives the executive branch the power to enforce laws.
C.
The Constitution gives the judicial branch the power to interpret laws.
D.
The Constitution gives the executive branch the ability to check only the legislative branch, the legislative branch the ability to check only the judicial branch, and the judicial branch the ability to check only the executive branch.

All of the following statements about the Constitution are TRUE except: The Constitution gives the executive branch the ability to check only the legislative branch, the legislative branch the ability to check only the judicial branch, and the judicial branch the ability to check only the executive branch.

Option D is correct.

Checks and balances, principle of government under which separate branches are empowered to prevent actions by other branches.

Checks and balances consist of several procedures set in place to reduce mistakes, prevent improper behavior, or decrease the risk of centralization of power.