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Government of the United States

x45px United States Federal Council - Executive - (head of state)		USNA Senate - Legislature - (upper house)		USNA House of Representatives - Legislature - (lower house)		United States Federal Executive - Executive - (government)
United States Federal Hall		United States Capitol		United States Capitol		White House
summit of the State Governors and the US Governor-General gives the necessary political impetus for the development of the Union and sets its general objectives and priorities Governor-in-Council approves or rejects certain bills passed by the Congress Governor-in-Council forms and adopts the foreign and security policies of the United States exerts oversight over the legislative, executive, and judicial departments of the Union government checks the proper implementation of the budget based in the Fœderal Capital Territory		forms the upper house of the United States Congress (the Federal Legislature) shares with the House of Representatives the budgetary power exerts oversight over the institutions including the US Executive and US Judiciary approves Gubernatorial appointments ratifies international agreements based in the Fœderal Capital Territory		forms the lower house of the United States Congress (the Federal Legislature) shares with the Senate the budgetary power exerts oversight over the institutions including the US Executive and US Judiciary based in the Fœderal Capital Territory		is the executive government led by the Governor-General of the United States Governor-General approves or rejects certain bills passed by the Congress implements policies administers the budget ensures compliance with Federal law negotiates international agreements based in the Fœderal Capital Territory

United States Federal Court - Judiciary -		United States Federal Bank - Central bank -
United States Courthouse		Eccles Building
ensures the uniform application and interpretation of Federal law has the power to decide legal disputes between member States, the institutions, businesses and individuals based in the Fœderal Capital Territory		forms together with the State central banks the All-Union System of Central Banks and thereby determines the monetary policy of the Creditzone ensures price stability in the Creditzone by controlling the money supply based in the Fœderal Capital Territory