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Name the 3 legislative checks on executive.
Name the 3 legislative checks on executive.
Senate approves presidential appointments, Congress can override a presidential veto, The House can impeach the President and high government officials.
Who approves presidential appointments?
Who approves presidential appointments?
The Senate
Who can override a presidential veto?
Who can override a presidential veto?
Congress
Who can impeach the President?
Who can impeach the President?
Name the 3 executive checks on legislative.
Name the 3 executive checks on legislative.
Who controls how laws are enforced?
Who controls how laws are enforced?
Who influences public opinion and must be considered by Congress?
Who influences public opinion and must be considered by Congress?
Who can veto laws made by Congress?
Who can veto laws made by Congress?
Name the 2 executive checks on judicial.
Name the 2 executive checks on judicial.
Who pardons people convicted of crimes?
Who pardons people convicted of crimes?
Who appoints Supreme Court justices?
Who appoints Supreme Court justices?
Name the 2 judicial checks on executive.
Name the 2 judicial checks on executive.
Who can declare presidential acts unconstitutional?
Who can declare presidential acts unconstitutional?
Who is free from presidential control once appointed?
Who is free from presidential control once appointed?
Name the 2 judicial checks on legislative.
Name the 2 judicial checks on legislative.
Who decides on the meaning of laws?
Who decides on the meaning of laws?
Who rules laws unconstitutional?
Who rules laws unconstitutional?
Name the 2 legislative checks on judicial.
Name the 2 legislative checks on judicial.
Who can propose amendments to overturn Supreme Court decisions?
Who can propose amendments to overturn Supreme Court decisions?
Who approves appointments to the Supreme Court?
Who approves appointments to the Supreme Court?
Study Notes
Legislative Checks on Executive
- The Senate approves presidential appointments, ensuring checks on executive power.
- Congress has the authority to override a presidential veto, requiring a two-thirds majority in both chambers.
- The House of Representatives can initiate impeachment proceedings against the President and high officials.
Executive Checks on Legislative
- The President determines how laws are enforced, impacting their effectiveness.
- The executive branch can shape public opinion, which Congress must consider in law-making.
- Presidential veto power allows the President to reject laws passed by Congress.
Executive Checks on Judicial
- The President has the power to grant pardons for federal crimes, providing a direct check on judicial decisions.
- Presidential appointments of Supreme Court justices influence future judicial interpretations.
Judicial Checks on Executive
- The Supreme Court can declare presidential acts unconstitutional, limiting executive authority.
- Once appointed, Supreme Court justices operate independently, free from presidential influence.
Judicial Checks on Legislative
- The Supreme Court interprets the meaning of laws, ensuring they align with the Constitution.
- The Supreme Court can rule that certain laws passed by Congress are unconstitutional.
Legislative Checks on Judicial
- Congress can propose constitutional amendments to overturn decisions made by the Supreme Court.
- The Senate plays a role in approving presidential appointments for the Supreme Court, affecting judicial composition.
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Explore essential flashcards on the checks and balances within the U.S. government. Learn about the legislative checks on the executive branch, including the Senate's role in appointments and Congress's powers in vetoes and impeachment. Perfect for students studying American government.
