When members of congress delegate power to the executive branch, it question 16 options: substantially reduces the power of the federal government compared to state governments. violates the constitution by violating the separation of powers. substantially reduces the importance of the presidency. substantially enhances the importance of the presidency. save?

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When members of congress delegate power to the executive branch, it question 16 options: substantially reduces the power of the federal government compared to state governments. violates the constitution by violating the separation of powers. substantially reduces the importance of the presidency. substantially enhances the importance of the presidency. save?

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The correct answer is "Substantially enhances the importance of the presidency."

When Congress gives (aka delegates) powers to the Executive branch (aka the President) it gives the President more political power. Since the president will have more control over American society, this greatly increases the significance of the role of the president.