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When might citizens be particularly concerned about an expansion of presidential power?
Citizens are particularly concerned about the expansion of presidential power when issues of foreign affairs arise. The fear of tyranny due to the amount of power presidents are provided on foreign issues is always concerning in the United States.
Who approves the presidents appointments?
The Senate has the power to approve presidential appointments. == ==
Why do you think senates must give consent to presidential appointments?
To limit the presidents power
Why do you think the senate must give consent to presidential appointment?
To limit the presidents power
What wars contributed to the expansion of presidential power?
the president's clemency powers?
What is the best example of the expansion of US presidential power in foreign policy?
the Vietnam war
The change in the twentieth century that meant a substantial increase in presidential power was?
amending the constitution to grant presidents more war power.
Which of thewould be an example of a check of the presidents power?
Congress overriding a presidential veto with a 2/3 vote
What has the author Frank Kessler written?
Frank Kessler has written: 'The dilemmas of presidential leadership' -- subject(s): Presidents, Executive power
If the expansion of presidential power has occured because of political events and has been fostered by public opinoon under what circumstances might presidential power be limited?
The same circumstances could limit the power as well. The people just need to take back the power from those in charge.
What is one way the legislature can check the of the power of the chief executive?
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Five reasons why presidential power has grown since 1789?
Presidential power has grown since 1789 due to several key factors: first, the expansion of the executive branch and its agencies has allowed for more direct governance and policy implementation. Second, the need for decisive action during crises, such as wars and economic downturns, has led to increased reliance on presidential authority. Third, the evolution of technology and media has enabled presidents to communicate directly and effectively with the public, enhancing their influence. Lastly, the interpretation of the Constitution has evolved, with broader readings of executive powers by both presidents and the Supreme Court, further expanding the role of the presidency.
