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These powers are not found in the constitution but are routinely practiced without any reservations. What informal power is being exercised in the following ...
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a. Commander-in-Chief b. Serve as Party leader c. State of the Union address d. Appoint ambassadors
a. Executive Order b. Executive Privilege c. Executive signing statement d. Executive Agreement
a. Executive Order b. Executive Privilege c. Executive signing statement d. Executive Agreement
a. Executive Order b. Executive Privilege c. Executive signing statement d. Executive Agreement
a. Considered an informal power b. Considered an insignificant power c. Overridden less than 4% of the time d. Used less than 4% of the time
a. State of the Union Address b. Signing statements c. Veto d. Meeting with members of Congress
a. The increased importance of foreign policy b. Domestic crises c. Increased role of mass media d. A closer reading of the U.S. Constitution
a. Congress felt ill prepared to fight the war on terror b. Congress felt the need to limit the president’s war making powers c. Congress wanted to share in the credit for foreign policy achievements d. Congress needed help passing a military budget
a. Impeachments demonstrate checks and balances b. Impeachments help to define the separation of powers c. Impeachments reveal federalism’s assertion of state powers d. Impeachments, fueled by public opinion, reflect popular sovereignty
a. Executive Privilege had limits b. Executive Orders were unconstitutional c. Signing statements had limits d. Cabinet authority was diminished
a. Congress b. Supreme Court c. State legislatures d. Public opinion
a. The president engaged in hard-nosed negotiations with Iran b. The president traveled the country giving speeches about raising the minimum wage c. The president submitted to Congress a piece of legislation that increased his military power d. The president traveled to another country for a peace summit