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What is one of the primary powers of the President regarding appointments?
What is one of the primary powers of the President regarding appointments?
- The power to appoint federal judges (correct)
- The power to legislate new laws
- The power to declare war
- The power to dissolve Congress
Which of the following is NOT an example of military power held by the President?
Which of the following is NOT an example of military power held by the President?
- Overseeing the military budget
- Enforcing state laws (correct)
- Creating military alliances
- Leading the armed forces in war
Which power allows the President to exert control over the executive branch?
Which power allows the President to exert control over the executive branch?
- Amending the Constitution
- Judicial review
- Legislative veto
- Appointing executive officials (correct)
What is a limitation on the President's appointing power?
What is a limitation on the President's appointing power?
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What is one of the responsibilities tied to the President's military power?
What is one of the responsibilities tied to the President's military power?
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Study Notes
Executive Powers of the President
- The President of the United States has a range of executive powers.
- These powers are outlined in the Constitution and have been further developed through legal precedent and practice.
Appointing Power
- The President has the power to appoint various officials, including:
- Cabinet members
- Federal judges
- Ambassadors
- These appointments require the approval of the Senate.
Control Power
- The President is responsible for overseeing the implementation of federal laws and policies.
- This control power extends to various aspects of the government, including:
- Executive departments
- Agencies
- Regulatory bodies
- The President has the ability to shape the direction of government policy through directives and executive orders.
Military Power
- As Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, the President has significant military power, including:
- Directing military operations
- Deploying troops
- Using military force
- These actions require consultation with Congress, as well as adherence to the Constitution.
Other Military Powers
- The President has the authority to:
- Grant pardons and reprieves for offenses against the United States.
- Receive ambassadors and other public ministers.
- Commission officers in the Armed Forces.
- Ensure the execution of the laws.
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