Types of Presidential Power

These flashcards cover the types of powers held by the president, categorized into expressed, delegated, and inherent powers, along with specific roles and responsibilities.

Expressed Powers

Powers explicitly given to the president in the Constitution.

Delegated Powers

Powers that Congress has delegated to the president.

Inherent Powers

Powers that are inherent to the role of the president, not explicitly stated in the Constitution.

Commander-in-Chief

The role of the president as the head of the national military and state militias.

Judicial Powers

The ability of the president to grant reprieves or pardons, affecting criminal justice.

Diplomatic Powers

Powers allowing the president to make treaties and receive ambassadors.

Executive Powers

The powers to execute laws and manage the federal bureaucracy.

Legislative Powers

Powers allowing the president to participate in the legislative process and veto bills.

Veto Power

The president's ability to reject legislation proposed by Congress.

State of the Union Address

A yearly speech by the president to Congress outlining legislative proposals and the state of the nation.