The limitation of presidential powers is suggested not only by what the president can do but also by what Congress can do. One example is that the president can propose war (U.S. Const., Art. II, Sec. 3), but only Congress can declare it (U.S. Const., Art. I, Sec. 8). A second example is that the president can make treaties only when 2/3 of the Senate agree (U.S.Const., Art. II, Sec. 2).
Congress can refuse to declare war.
The powers of the President are limited by Congress through the Checks and Balances system. Congress approves the President's appointments, and can override a presidential veto.
constitution
yes it did not
The Congress
they arnt
The limited powers of Congress meant it could not deal effectively with the country's economic problems and trade problems.
Abraham Lincoln
Three safeguards against abuse of presidential power are Congress, Supreme Court, and the ability of Congress to impeach.
presidential powers were limited
censure
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Legislative - Congress can override a Presidential veto, or refuse to declare war, or block funding for Federal programs; the Senate can refuse to confirm Presidential cabinet nominees or Federal judgesJudicial - the Supreme Court can find an executive order unconstitutional