What power does the Supreme Court have over Congress?Multiple ChoiceTo declare acts of Congress unconstitutionalTo approve treaties and executive appointmentsTo recommend legislation and call Congress into special sessionsTo rewrite legislation and initiate constitutional amendmentsTo override presidential veto on a legislation

The power of the Supreme Court is most apparent in its ability toMultiple Choiceissue advisory opinions to the president on a regular basis.override any decision of a state court.declare another institution's action to be unconstitutional.issue advisory opinions when Congress is considering a new bill.impeach federal judges who consistently ignore its rulings.

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

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

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

What is one important function of the Supreme Court in the U.S. federal government?A.It appoints all other federal judges to ensure consistent rulings at all levels.B.It exercises a check on the president with its ability to override a veto.C.It ensures that all Americans receive a fair trial by accepting all submitted cases.D.It prevents the president from enforcing laws that violate the Constitution.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS