Presidential impeachment

exemplifies the concept of checks and balances

is the removal of the president from office

is presided over by the vice president

allows the Senate to bring charges against the president

Historically, the approval rating of the president usually

fluctuates depending on his response to national and international problems

remains around 50 percent during his entire term

is highest toward the end of his presidency

A directive by the president that has the effect of law but does not require Senate approval

Implied power that allows the president to refuse to disclose information regarding confidential conversations or nation security

A formal agreement between two or more sovereign states

An international agreement entered into by the President without Senate approval

Implied power that allows the president to refuse to disclose information regarding confidential conversations or nation security

A directive by the president that has the effect of law but does not require Senate approval

A formal agreement between two or more sovereign states

An international agreement entered into by the President without Senate approval

A formal agreement between two or more sovereign states

A directive by the president that has the effect of law but does not require Senate approval

Implied power that allows the president to refuse to disclose information regarding confidential conversations or nation security

An international agreement entered into by the President without Senate approval

A directive by the president that has the effect of law but does not require Senate approval

Implied power that allows the president to refuse to disclose information regarding confidential conversations or nation security

A formal agreement between two or more sovereign states

the president may exercise a line-item veto on appropriation bills

the president has the authority to hold on to legislation after Congress adjourns without signing it

the president may issue a veto after receiving legislation passed by both houses of Congress

Congress may override a presidential veto by a two-thirds vote of each house

The president's power to reject a law proposed by Congress

An indirect rejection of a legislative bill by holding it for the final 10 days of the legislative session

The power of a president to reject individual provisions of a bill

A written comment issued by a president at the time of signing legislation

An indirect rejection of a legislative bill by holding it for the final 10 days of the legislative session

The president's power to reject a law proposed by Congress

The power of a president to reject individual provisions of a bill

A written comment issued by a president at the time of signing legislation

The power of a president to reject individual provisions of a bill

An indirect rejection of a legislative bill by holding it for the final 10 days of the legislative session

The president's power to reject a law proposed by Congress

A written comment issued by a president at the time of signing legislation

An indirect rejection of a legislative bill by holding it for the final 10 days of the legislative session

The president's power to reject a law proposed by Congress

The power of a president to reject individual provisions of a bill

Case in which the Supreme Court limited the president's claims of executive privilege

Essay in which Alexander Hamilton argues in favor of a single strong executive

Resolution designed to limit the U.S. president's ability to initiate or escalate military actions abroad

Annual message delivered by the president to Congress in which he sets forth his legislative agenda