Under, the executive office acquired more political power, resulting in what some scholars call the "modern presidency."

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Under, the executive office acquired more political power, resulting in what some scholars call the "modern presidency."

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Gideon Walters · Answer 1

Under FD. Roosevelt, the presidency metamorphosed into what scholars like F. Green stein calls the modern presidency.

Past presidents before the great depression had little powers apart from times of national crisis or extraordinally personality such as Woodrow Wilson or Theodore Roosevelt. the modern president wields enormous executive and legislative powers that enable them drive his agenda.