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What are a presidents three roles
Work with people
When the president issues an executive order as a result of an act of congress it
has the force of law
Reserved powers are powers reserved who
They are powers only for state governments.
What is a difference between federal and state court authority
State courts have authority over federal courts in the interpretation of state laws.
Examples of tertiary activities
Examples of tertiary activities?
How are government corporations similar to other corporations in the United States
They are run by boards of directors. -Apex
What part of the judicial system best completes the bubble labeled in the diagram
the us supreme court
Ask us anythingWhat does the quoted text demonstrate about the powers of government
Some powers are expressly given to the federal government under the constitution - apex.
What part of the Constitution is the basis for this diagram
The necessary and proper clause
(I think don't quote me-)
What type of bureaucratic organization should be created to address the problem described in the passage
A government corporation
Which of these powers is reserved for state governments
Setting up public schools ~ apex.
Which of these powers does the Constitution deny the federal government
Passing laws that apply to actions taken before the law was passed-
Which statement accurately analyzes how federalism has changed over time in the United States
The Federal government has taken a more active role in areas once controlled by the states
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