What does the executive branch do? make laws interpret laws carry out laws revise laws

The correct option is " Carry out laws"

In political science and law, executive power is one of the three primary faculties and functions of the State. It is thus distinguished from the legislative power, which approves or repeals laws, and the judicial branch, which interprets them, enforces or invalidates them. The executive branch is responsible for the daily management of the State, conceives and executes general policies according to which the laws have to be applied; represents the nation in its diplomatic relations; supports the armed forces and sometimes advises on the legislation.

C: carry out laws

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