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These flashcards cover key concepts related to the powers and responsibilities of the president, including types of presidential powers, their origins, and implications for governance.
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Delegated Powers
Powers exercised by the president that are not set forth in the Constitution but are granted by Congress.
Inherent Powers
Powers that are not explicitly granted by the Constitution or Congress but are inherent in the role of the presidency.
War Powers
Powers related to military action that are inherent to the role of the president as commander-in-chief.
Legislative Initiative
The inherent power of the president to set the legislative agenda and propose legislation to Congress.
War Powers Resolution (1973)
A law intended to limit the president's ability to deploy troops without congressional approval.
Express Powers
Powers specifically granted to the president by the U.S. Constitution.
Regulatory Law
Laws created by federal departments and agencies that have the force of law.
Statutory Law
Laws created by Congress through legislation.
Congressional Delegation
The process by which Congress grants additional authority and responsibility to the executive branch.
Foreign Policy
The strategies and decisions made by the president regarding relations with other countries.