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A President who has a political mandate has
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How did the Louisiana Purchase set a precedent for the powers held by the President of the United States?
If someone could copy &
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Katt
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according to article 2, section 2 the president may grant pardons
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Taylor
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[2 Possible Answers] (Question 5): Which constitutional provisions has been used to justify the inherent powers of the
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Sleather
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[1 Point] (Question 5): Which constitutional provisions has been used to justify the inherent powers of the president? Please
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Sleather
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What presidential power under the constitution led the anti federalist to urge for a bill of right?
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What Presidential Power under the Constitution led the Anti-Federalist to urge for a Bill of Rights?
A.Militery power as the
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LOLLAAA CONNEXUS
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What presidential power under the Constitution led the Antifederalists to urge for a Bill of Rights? (1 point) Responses veto
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trippie
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Question What is the reason for giving the president the power to make federal judge appointments?(1 point) Responses The acting
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b33ft0ads
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the president has the power to appoint which of the following positions?
a) members of the House of Representatives who resign
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tina
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Which of the following is an example of a presidential use of inherent power?
A. the War Powers Act B. the use of executive power
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Which of the following is an example of a presidential use of inherent power?(1 point)
Responses the War Powers Act the War
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Which of the following is an example of a presidential use of inherent power?
A. The Great Society program B. the take care
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Presidents can circumvent checks upon themselves in all of the following ways EXCEPT
executive privilege. executive statements.
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Shelly
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Which is a foreign policy power that belongs to the President?
* 1 point Declaring War Negotiating treaties with other countries
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lil beby
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3. What are the two things that the president can do with a bill he is presented with?
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The president's military powers:
a. are strictly limited to times of war b. are shared with congress c. only apply to the use of
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Anthony
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Which of the following is an example of a presidential use of inherent power?(1 point) Responses the use of executive power the
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yup
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Why have the president's foreign policy powers grown despite the fact that there have been no constitutional changes since the
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Emily
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Which of the following describes an executive power of the president?
Vetoing legislation sent from Congress Pushing their agenda
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Which of the following describes of foreign policy power of the president
The ability to negotiate trades The ability to approve
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Which two are diplomatic powers of the united states president?
1. Make treaties 2. Appoint ambassadors to foreign countries 3.
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TheMathDude
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What are two executive powers of the president of the united states?
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Liz
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How can a president use foreign policy power to protect American citizens in foreign nations?
A) Negotiating a treaty with a
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Which of the following best describes why a president would issue an executive order? (1 point)
Ⓒ in order to provide
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Rawr
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Which of the following is an example of a presidential use of inherent power?(1 point) Responses the Great Society program the
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b33ft0ads
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Which of the following best explains why it is the role of the president to nominate cabinet members?(1 point) Responses Because
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b33ft0ads
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list five specific types of power that the president has and give one example of each?
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kristen
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Which of the following best explains why it is the role of the president to nominate cabinet members?(1 point) Responses Because
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klob
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Which of the following is an example of a presidential use of inherent power?(1 point) Responses the Great Society program the
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klob
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Why does the President as commander-in-chief of the armed forces?
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Kathleen
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What are some possible positive and negative effects resulting from the scope of the President;s military power?
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Mary
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All of the following are powers of the president except:
A. Declaring war. B. Giving the state union address. C. Enforcing the
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Lisa
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Why hasn’t the president simply vetoed such laws since Congress was most often unable to override a veto? Will a line-item
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elley
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What do you think are some of the reasons why the president was given almost unlimited military powers ? what
are some possible
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Anonymous
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Which of the following best describes why a president would issue an executive order? (1 point)
• in order to make an
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Which of the following is an example of a presidential use of inherent power? (1 point)
- the War Powers Act - the Great Society
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the president military powers: A)are strictly limited to times of war.B)are shared with congress c)only apply to use of the u.s
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Anonymous
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how does the responsibilty for excuting the law give the president great power
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hollie
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what power does the constitution give the president in the area of war
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Anonymous
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please help revise
Corwin, on the contrary, argues that authority and power for the president rises from the Constitution itself.
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christi
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the presidential power of commutatin allows the president to
a. appoint officials b. shorten a person's prison sentence c. use th
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jere
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the president used to have the line item veto power for which types of bills
a. any bills b. bills passed by a congressional
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jere
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what is the ordinance power of the president
a. the power to send u.s. troops into combat b. the power to issue executive orders
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jere
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What are some reasons why the President was given almost unlimited military powers? What are some possible positive and negative
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Nichole
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I am confused. Please help
A President can use armed forces overseas a. at his or her own discretion b. after a declaration of
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Suzi
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Please help. I'm trying to figure these True or False questions.
A President's threat to grant amnesty can sometimes convince
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Suzi
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A/An _________ issued by a president has
the force of law and does not have to be approved by Congress. 1. memorandum of law 2.
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Gwen
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Which constitutional provisions has been used to justify the inherent powers of the president?(1 point) choose all that apply.
th
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Which of the following best explains why presidents claim inherent powers?(1 point)
Presidents claim these powers are explicitly
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