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Why do you think congress chose the five executive departments that it did?
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∙ 8y ago
the three-branch of goverment created for the purpose that did not allow one persona to have too much control and support the country for the differents laws of constitution
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∙ 10y ago
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∙ 11y agoTo handle different responsibilities
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Why do you think the executive department heads would testify before congress?
It's a form of government check and balances. The legislature is mandated by the constitution to have an oversight on executive departments. Plus, heads of executive departments need to testify before Congress to depend their annual budget. Otherwise, lawmakers will appropriate funding that is less than what the heads wanted for their respective departments.
How is the congress a example of the executive branch?
Congress is not an example of the executive branch. Congress is the legislative branch, in place to make and pass laws, while the executive branch includes the President and the bureaucracy he oversees.
Why do you think congress chose the eagle as a symbol of the US?
because it represents freedom
Why did Benedict Arnold chose to be a traitor?
he did not think they were treating him fairly.
Does the president have the power to make an executive agreement without the consent of the congress?
Nope. Think of the congress as the presitdent's parents. He has to ask permission before do does anything really. And he has to get aproval from his 'parents'.
Made up of the president vice president and heads of government agencies and departments?
i think its the executive branch im not sure
Which one of the enumerated powers of congress do you think is most closely related to the broad but vague executive powers of the the president?
To caryy out the laws
Which one of the enumerated powers of congress do you think is most closely related to the broad but vague executive powers of the president.?
To caryy out the laws
Why did James Madison want executive legislative and judicial branch?
Because he was the founding father of America. He couldn't always have it his way, he had to think of the people too. He wanted the executive, ledislative, and judicial so there could be sections for Congress.
What principle is congress overriding a president's veto?
In theory, you can keep the 'power' of the Executive Branch in control by overriding his 'Veto" with a vote of the Congress in such numbers that it represents "the vast preponderance of public opinion." I think its over 2/3rds.
What branch of government directs most departments of the government?
somebody correct me if I'm wrong (haven't studied since 7th grade) but i think there are three departments of gov in the US, that try to maintain equal power over each other through checks and balances. the executive, judicial, and house of reps?
What article does the Constitution mention the president and his cabinet?
The cabinet of the president of the United States is not specifically mentioned in the Constitution. However, allowances were made for the creation of the Executive Branch which is lead by the president.
