A) it has the power to veto any legislation passed by Congress that negatively impacts the federal budget.
B) the Constitution requires that the president receive its approval for every administrative rule change he or she proposes and for every tax increase he or she suggests.
C) it is granted the authority under the Constitution to pass the federal budget.
D) its personnel are an integral part of virtually every conceivable presidential responsibility, such as overseeing regulatory proposals, reporting on agency activities, and preparing the national budget.
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A) signed an executive agreement
B) passed an unfunded mandate
C) issued a signing statement
D) declared a "state of emergency"
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A) World War II.
B) the Korean War.
C) the Vietnam War.
D) the Iraq War.
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A) all 50
B) 48 of the 50
C) 38 of the 50
D) none of the 50
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A) an executive order.
B) a signing statement.
C) a negotiated treaty.
D) a presidential pardon.
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A) is constitutionally required to send exactly as many federal troops as the state government has requested.
B) is constitutionally required to send some federal troops but can choose exactly how many will be sent.
C) can only refuse to send federal troops if a majority of Congress votes to reject the state government's request.
D) is not constitutionally obligated to deploy national troops.
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A) delegated powers of the presidency.
B) inherent powers of the presidency.
C) expressed powers of the presidency.
D) "going public" strategy.
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A) national defense and the federal budget
B) health care and education
C) law enforcement and oversight
D) national defense and environmental protection
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A) the Constitution.
B) Congress.
C) the president's party.
D) the Supreme Court.
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A) to make a more independent and powerful chief executive
B) to bind the president to the will of the people
C) to make the president responsible to state and national legislatures
D) to create an imperial presidency to counter the power of Congress
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A) to serve as Speaker of the House of Representatives
B) to cast tie-breaking votes in the Senate
C) to represent the president overseas
D) to run the day-to-day operations of the Executive Office of the President
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A) Kitchen Cabinet.
B) plumbers.
C) round table.
D) inner cabinet.
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A) Presidents have made signing statements throughout American history.
B) Ronald Reagan's attorney general, Edwin Meese, is credited with transforming the signing statement into a routine tool of presidential direct action.
C) George W. Bush issued more than 150 signing statements during his time in office.
D) Ever since Thomas Jefferson's presidency, all presidential signing statements have been recorded and added to the official legislative record.
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A) recent constitutional amendments broadening the president's powers
B) the increasing scope and complexity of legislation
C) the War Powers Resolution
D) the shift toward a more bipartisan political environment in Congress
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A) state governors who resign before their terms have expired
B) all state Supreme Court justices
C) cabinet secretaries
D) members of the House of Representatives who resign before their terms have expired
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A) 25 to 50
B) 500 to 750
C) 1,500 to 2,000
D) 5,000 to 7,500
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A) the national guard
B) presidential emergency power
C) the War Powers Act
D) the elastic clause
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A) The Constitution explicitly prohibits Congress from providing specific guidelines to executive agencies for implementing laws.
B) Starting around the time of the New Deal, Congress has tended to draft legislation that offers very specific guidelines for implementation by the executive.
C) Congress has never given executive agencies broad mandates and has always drafted legislation that offers very specific guidelines for implementation by the executive.
D) Starting around the time of the New Deal, Congress has tended to give executive agencies broad mandates and to draft legislation that offers few clear guidelines for implementation by the executive.
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A) Expressed
B) Delegated
C) Implied
D) Inherent
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