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Our government is like a jazz band. When it 

works together it's music to the ears of the 

American people. Each has different parts, or 

branches, that work hand in hand to do the 

best job possible. Even there are independent 

branches, they all follow principles or given 

rules so that each branch may stay in check. 

So here's how the three branches of our 

government are related to the instrumentals of 

a jazz band.

Our government is like a jazz band. The 

legislative branch is the work horse of 

our government, just like the roadies 

and manager of the band. They are the 

people force behind the whole 

operation. Aiding the band members is 

their job, keeping the people happy is a 

must. Money is collected and dealt by 

the managers (used to buy necessities), 

and if they fail to make sure the band 

plays good songs, they are sure to be 

replaced.

Our government is like a jazz band. The 

executive branch is the up front and 

public part of the band, just like the 

singers and instrumentals. They are the 

song writers, the tourers, and the idols 

of the operation. As you may think that 

the trumpeter/singer is the only 

important one, there's always a vice 

and cabinet to add to it. They are who 

the people think are in charge, however 

usually it's a different story.   

Our government is like a jazz band. The 

judicial branch is the rule making, law 

centered venue for the band. If the 

managers or band get a little too power 

hungry, the performance venue is 

always there to remind them who really 

decides whats going to happen. The the 

band and managers may do whatever, 

but it must be within the "constitution" 

of the owner of the locale.

Our government is like a jazz band. 

Each branch of the band must follow a 

set of principles in order for the whole 

to be successful. It isn't set in stone, 

but it's a given that when the branches 

of the band follow them, they're more 

successful.

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