In a presidential system, veto power and agenda-setting power are centralised in the president. Question 2Select one:TrueFalse

What is the principal claim of a presidential system?A) Separation of powers and checks and balancesB) Direct accountability, continuity, and strengthC) Flexibility and power sharingD) Stability through strong majority parties

In which type of government is power centralized?A.A unitary governmentB.An autocratic governmentC.A federal governmentD.A centralized confederal governmentSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

The constitutional provision that allows Congress to override the president's veto is an example ofGroup of answer choicesimplied powers.checks and balances.separation of powers.federalism.enumeration.

Question 4Which of the following best captures the author's central concern regarding the balance of state and federal power? (use excerpt from Brutus I below)The United States establish only a strong central government to ensure effective governance.The United States adopt a system of divided government to protect individual liberties.The United States preserve the autonomy of individual states within a limited federal authority.The United States pursue a system of direct democracy for increased citizen participation.

Select all that applyWhich two features of the presidency have enabled presidents to claim leadership on national policy?Multiple select question.separation of powersnational electionchecks and balancessingular authority