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How has the nature of presidential power changed since the ratification of the us constitution?
Guys its Presidential power has become less restricted over time.
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RossPresidents have gained more power to act independently of Congress. -Also Apex ;)
Presidents have gradually assumed more power to deal with crises. -Apex :)
presidents have gradually assumed more power to deal with crises
presidents have gained more power to act independently of congress
Some things...the 15th amendment was said that no citizen's vote could be taken away because of his race or color or because he was once a slave. the 19th amendment stated that all women in the US were allowed to vote. The 22nd amendment limited a presidency of a single person to only 2 terms of office (8 years). The 26th amendment changed the voting age from 21 to 18+.
so this is a most intriguing question to be answering. but because of my expertieese i will be able to give you a modern day answer. It has changed in many ways, one in being that the war act has somethin to do with this and Nixon ya know the president that was once dude. and then we got some other stuff about article2 section 2 yea u should read that and u might find somethin out. and look up Korea cuz that has some more stuff.
What are revolutionaries?
what are revolutionariesThings that changed the world that was man made even if made of nature materials.
What does the constitution describe?
The Article 3 of the Constitution describes the powers and limitations of the Judicial Branch.
The nature of federalism has changed over time with new demands that have tended toward a system where the state and national governments share many responsibilities?
cooperative federalism
What part of the Constitution does ordain and establish come from?
The Preamble (that is, a section that "walks before" the main document) of the U.S. Constitution:"We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America." (U.S. Const., Preamble). Emphasis added.This essentially proclaims that it is the People of the United States that formulate and establish the Constitution. "Ordain", as in the commissioning of a cleric, suggests a reverently divine aspect of the perception of the Constitution, while "establish" suggests the permanence of a firmament that is the enduring nature of the Constitution, and of the nation it governs and describes.
What is a constitution and what are its functions?
A constitution is a collection of precedents or principles that is followed by a organization or state. The constitution therefore act as a set of rules, or amendments, which the state/organization is expected to follow.
