AP Gov. & Pol. Roles and Powers of the President

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In which of the following scenarios is the president most likely to use an executive order to make important policy?

Congress cannot reach a compromise

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On the last day of its session, Congress passes a law that the president strongly opposes.

Which of the following may the president do to limit the power of Congress?

Neither sign nor veto the bill, allowing it to die

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Which of the following is an accurate comparison of the expressed powers of the president and the powers of Congress?

1.) Comparison B

Presidential Powers - Presenting the State of the Union

Congressional Powers - Impeaching officials

2.) Comparison B

Presidential Powers - Negotiating treaties

Congressional Powers - Ratifying treaties

3.) Comparison c

Presidential Powers - Nominating ambassadors

Congressional Powers - Declaring war

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Which of the following scenarios would be considered a constitutional use of executive power?

The president confers diplomatic recognition on the new nation of South Sudan

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Which of the following statements describes a consideration presidents face when deciding whether or not to issue a veto?

If the opposing party has a supermajority in Congress, they can vote to override the veto

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President Bellingham's administration wants to limit the development of chemical weapons in key nations in the Middle East, but Congress is unlikely to back a formal treaty.

Which of the following is an action the president may take to accomplish their policy agenda?

Negotiate an executive agreement with the heads of the Middle Eastern governments

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Which of the following is an accurate comparison of the president's formal and informal powers?

1.) Comparison C

Formal Powers - Vetoing legislation

Informal Powers - Issuing executive orders

2.) Comparison A

Formal Powers - Nominating federal judges

Informal Powers - Issuing executive orders

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A signing statement is best defined as which of the following?

A released letter explaining how the president's administration plans to interpret the law

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In which of the following scenarios is the president most likely to use the veto to limit the power of Congress?

When the opposing party holds a majority in Congress