The structure of the U.S. government relies on the concept of separation of powers.
Each branch of the government has authority and powers outlined in the U.S. Constitution.
State governments have powers and responsibilities distinct from those of federal government. State governments also share some powers with federal government.
The cabinet includes the leaders of each of 15 executive departments that provide government services to citizens.
There are several other organizations, called agencies, working to improve the lives of American citizens.

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