The U.S. Constitution assigns the executive branch which power?A.Voting on new federal lawsB.Declaring war on foreign countriesC.Determining laws' constitutionalityD.Appointing federal judges

Which power does the U.S. Constitution give to the president?A.Vetoing laws passed by CongressB.Setting federal tax ratesC.Declaring war on foreign countriesD.Impeaching politicians who commit crimes

Which are Congressional powers?*the Senate approves presidential nominees to the cabinetthey can investigate misconductthey are the head of the militarythey can negotiate treatiesthey can propose amendments to the Constitution

Which scenario is an accurate example of how branches of the federal government can check each other's power?A.The president calls for a special session of Congress, so Congress asks the Supreme Court to rule it unconstitutional.B.The Supreme Court rules an executive order unconstitutional, so the president replaces some of the justices on the Court.C.The Senate refuses to approve the president's federal court nominees, so the Supreme Court impeaches several senators.D.Congress overrides a presidential veto to make a new law, but the Supreme Court rules that the law is unconstitutional.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Select all that applyWhat legislative powers does the president possess?Multiple select question.the power of the vetothe power to call new legislative electionsthe power to propose legislation to Congressthe power to overrule the Supreme Court

Define the roles that each branch serve in the government and the powers they have to fulfill those roles.