presidential powers
what are the president's legislative powers
signing or vetoing bills, recommending legislation via the State of the Union address, and issuing executive orders
What is it called when a presidential veto goes back to congress and is pt into effect
develops policy on farming, agriculture, and food.
Department of Agriculture
what are the judicial powers of the president
granting federal clemency
The Senate's obligation to approve or reject presidential nominations
advice and consent
Control the armed forces
fosters economic growth, issues patents, and handles technology.
Department of Commerce
what are the president's diplomatic powers
Treaty Negotiation, Executive Agreements, and the Appointment of Ambassadors
ensures that the president cannot unilaterally fund initiatives or bypass the legislative branch in matters of national finance.
power of the purse
serves as the ceremonial head of government and the symbolic representative of the nation
Chief of state
manages the U.S. Armed Forces and national security
Department of Defense
what are the military powers of the president
act as Commander in Chief of the armed forces
If the president commits an illegal act or just isn't fit to be president, he can be _
impeached/impeachment
promotes economic stability, growth, and prosperity
promotes student achievement and prepares for careers.
Department of Education
what are the president's executive powers
commanding the armed forces, enforcing federal laws, making treaties, appointing officials (cabinet, judges, ambassadors), and granting pardons (all of the answers above)
The judicial branch's checks and balances on the executive
Federal courts can declare executive orders and actions unconstitutional.
leads the federal government's executive branch, enforces laws, and appoints officials.
chief executive
manages energy policy, nuclear security, and research.
Department of Energy