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What was president wilsons foreign policy?
President Wilson believed in protecting democracy where it already existed rather than seeking to expand it as past presidents had. This was known as Wilsonianism. He found this easier to believe in principle than to put in action.
Why did presidents want to expand presidential powers?
to act quickly when the country was in trouble
Was President Wilsons foreign policy?
President Wilson believed in protecting democracy where it already existed rather than seeking to expand it as past presidents had. This was known as Wilsonianism. He found this easier to believe in principle than to put in action.
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Why does the president get to expand his powers during a time of national emergency?
Article 2 allows the president to expand his powers in times of national crisis.
Who is the final authority to expand the meaning of constitutions?
the president
George Washington did he expand our country?
No. The first president to expand the country was Thomas Jefferson, when he bought the Louisiana Purchase.
What circumstances is the inherent powers of the President most likely to expand?
The inherent powers of the President are most likely to expand during times of national crisis, such as war, terrorism, or economic emergencies, when swift action is deemed necessary. Additionally, situations that involve foreign policy or national security often lead to an assertion of broader executive authority. Furthermore, when Congress is divided or unable to act, presidents may expand their powers to bypass legislative gridlock and address pressing issues. Lastly, public support can also empower a president to take more assertive actions, especially if they are seen as necessary for the nation's well-being.
Which US President viewed the Mexican American War as a chance for the US to expand its territories?
President James Knox Polk.
Who was the president of the US who wanted to expand the US as well as slavery?
george washington
Identify two instances in which a president has sought to expand executive power?
Franklin Delano Roosevelt added justices to the Supreme Court so he would have a majority to validate his New Deal policies. Recent presidents have used executive orders to bypass Congress, as well as engaging in undeclared wars.
Can Barack Obama expand his power?
Yes and no. All presidents are expected to work with congress: the president sets the agenda for his party and advocates for the policies he believes in, but it is congress that makes the laws. But in reality, nearly every president has found ways to get around congress at certain times. Barack Obama is no exception, nor were his predecessors. It is also true that many presidents have found ways to expand their own power-- this has gone on for generations, and while the press and the opposing party's politicians complain, it is not restricted to just one party. Both Democratic and Republican presidents have tried to expand the power of the presidency, as we saw in recent times with Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and to some degree Barack Obama. It should be noted that, contrary to the rhetoric you may hear on talk shows, no president, including Barack Obama, can become a dictator: the constitution does not permit the executive branch to operate independently, and the other two branches (legislative and judicial) are supposed to provide a check (or a balance) to presidential power. But when a president in the majority party and the congress basically lets him do as he pleases, as we saw during the first term of President Bush, it becomes easier for that president to assume more power. Still, more often than not, there are restrictions placed on what a president can and cannot do. Mr. Obama can take certain actions without congressional approval, but how much he (or any president) can accomplish without the cooperation of congress is limited.
