LO 1: The executive branch includes the political powers granted to the President. The leader of the executive branch is the President himself, and the vice president is the one that accompanies him. Along with other cabinet members, executive departments, and other agencies.
LO 2: The informal powers of the president includes: being a policy maker, introduce legislative proposals, and issue orders. The formal powers of the presidents includes: the power to veto, act as a military commander, grant pardons, appointing officials, and induce treaties. Ex of formal pwr: Obama making the case for Congress to authorize the usage of military force in ISIS on Feb. 2015. Ex of informal pwrs: FDR addressing joint session w/ Congress for full attack on Pearl Harbor.
LO 3: The president may veto Congress's proposals. The president may execute the bureaucracy's choices. The judicial branch may review the president/executive's actions
LO 4: The implications of the president sharing his powers amongst the Congress, judiciary, and bureaucracy enables the government to regulate a system of "checks and balances" and ensures no branch overpowers the other, or abuses their own power.
LO 5: The president fulfills many roles: party leader (acting as lesder of his party), Commander in Chief(commanding military), Chief of State (representing US at public events) , chief of executive(administer laws/affairs of nation) , chief diplomat (interacting w/ leaders from other nations), and chief legislator (proposing laws and discussing policies).
LO 6: Throughout history, presidential powers have evolved greatly and has been expanded. Starting from the Articles of Confederation and the time period when America declared their freedom, there was little power given to the president due to fear of a dictatorship. But over time, executive powers and privileges has been granted to presidency that has allowed the nation a political leader to guide the way.
LO 7: During crisis, the power of the executive gets expanded. For example, during the Great Depression, Hoover pushed to extend the scope and size of the government through multiple methods. There was an extension on federal spending, policy on wages, agricultural matters, policies on taxes, immigration policies, and international trade.
LO 8: Between the executive and his political parties, he serves as the leader. The president helps his political party members get elected/appointed to office and he supports those who supported his policies in their own campaigns. The president's ties with his political parties may campaign for reelection with the support of his party
LO 9: The ties between the President and interest groups are mutual. The president seeks influence and influential support from interest groups and the interest groups seeks for political influence from the president.
LO 10: The ties between the media and president are mutual. The president requires media coverage in order to promote himself or reach out to the citizens of the nation or to deliver a certain message. And the press relies on the president to provide them the news or information to report.
LO 11: The president cooperates and works with local/state governments to enforce the will of the people and their needs.
LO 2: The informal powers of the president includes: being a policy maker, introduce legislative proposals, and issue orders. The formal powers of the presidents includes: the power to veto, act as a military commander, grant pardons, appointing officials, and induce treaties. Ex of formal pwr: Obama making the case for Congress to authorize the usage of military force in ISIS on Feb. 2015. Ex of informal pwrs: FDR addressing joint session w/ Congress for full attack on Pearl Harbor.
LO 3: The president may veto Congress's proposals. The president may execute the bureaucracy's choices. The judicial branch may review the president/executive's actions
LO 4: The implications of the president sharing his powers amongst the Congress, judiciary, and bureaucracy enables the government to regulate a system of "checks and balances" and ensures no branch overpowers the other, or abuses their own power.
LO 5: The president fulfills many roles: party leader (acting as lesder of his party), Commander in Chief(commanding military), Chief of State (representing US at public events) , chief of executive(administer laws/affairs of nation) , chief diplomat (interacting w/ leaders from other nations), and chief legislator (proposing laws and discussing policies).
LO 6: Throughout history, presidential powers have evolved greatly and has been expanded. Starting from the Articles of Confederation and the time period when America declared their freedom, there was little power given to the president due to fear of a dictatorship. But over time, executive powers and privileges has been granted to presidency that has allowed the nation a political leader to guide the way.
LO 7: During crisis, the power of the executive gets expanded. For example, during the Great Depression, Hoover pushed to extend the scope and size of the government through multiple methods. There was an extension on federal spending, policy on wages, agricultural matters, policies on taxes, immigration policies, and international trade.
LO 8: Between the executive and his political parties, he serves as the leader. The president helps his political party members get elected/appointed to office and he supports those who supported his policies in their own campaigns. The president's ties with his political parties may campaign for reelection with the support of his party
LO 9: The ties between the President and interest groups are mutual. The president seeks influence and influential support from interest groups and the interest groups seeks for political influence from the president.
LO 10: The ties between the media and president are mutual. The president requires media coverage in order to promote himself or reach out to the citizens of the nation or to deliver a certain message. And the press relies on the president to provide them the news or information to report.
LO 11: The president cooperates and works with local/state governments to enforce the will of the people and their needs.