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Executive Branch Checks and Balances
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Ashley Smith
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Executive Branch Checks and Balances
Each of the three branches of the national government limits the exercise of power by the other two branches.
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Multiple Choice
Why are checks and balances important?
They help the government get money.
They increase power for the executive branch.
They help prevent one branch of the government from becoming too powerful.
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The president checks Congress when the president...
proposes legislation
prepares an annual budget for Congress to approve
call special sessions of Congress
vetoes legislation Congress has passed
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Select
True or False: The president checks Congress when the president proposes legislation.
True
False
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Congress checks the president when legislators...
override presidential vetoes
impeach and convict a president
approve the budget
approve presidential appointments
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The president checks the courts (Judicial Branch) when the president...
appoints judges/justices
grants pardons and reprieves
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Open Ended
What are your thoughts about the president's power to pardon someone of a crime?
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The courts check the president when judges/justices...
declare executive actions to be unconstitutional
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of Executive Branch checks Judicial Branch?
President appoints a new ambassador
Congress overrides the President’s veto
President issues a pardon
Presidential order was declared unconstitutional
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Multiple Choice
Who has the power to appoint judges?
legislative
executive
judicial
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
If the president hosts a fundraiser for his fellow Republican candidates, which role is he playing?
chief diplomat
chief executive
commander in chief
chief of party
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Poll
Rate your understanding of the executive branch.
I completely understand everything I have learned so far.
I understand most things that I have learned so far.
I understand some things I have learned so far.
I do not understand anything that I have learned so far.
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