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executive orders

a formal rule of regulation instructing executive branch officials on how to carry out their jobs



executive privilege

power of the president that allows a president to refuse to release information to Congress or a court

diplomatic reecognition

a power of the president that allows him to formally recognize the legitmacy of a foreign government

reprieve

postpones the carrying out of a sentence, or length of time person is put in jail

pardon

releases a convicted criminal from having to fufill a sentence

amnesty

grants a group of offenders a general pardon from offenses committed

commute

to reduce a person's sentence

What are the 3 main powers of the president?

-appointment and removal of key executive branch officials


-issuing executive orders


-mainiting executive privileges

Diplomatic powers allow the president to do what?

-to negotiate treaties


-executive agreements


-diplomatic recognition

Military powers allow the president to do what?

-to declare war




(after the president declares war he has to report to Congress within 48 hours to explain their reason, and unless Congress declares war or approves continued action U.S. forces must be withdrawn with 60-90 days)

The Framers gave the president powers in which two branches of government?

legislative & judicial

What Legislative powers do the president have?

-veto (main power)


-line item veto (allows the president to cancel certain provisions in a bill without vetoing th entire bill)

What Judicial powers do the president have?

-appointment of justices and judges


-grant reprieve


-grant pardons


-grant amnesty


-grant commute



What are the checks on the Presidents powers?

-actions are subject to judicial review


-media

What caused preidential powers to expand?

war