How has the growth of the nation affected the President's ordinance power?

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Grant Campos

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1 December, 03:19

How has the growth of the nation affected the President's ordinance power?

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Easton Boone · Answer 1

President's ordinance power has decreased in the modern time in US.

Explanation:

The ordinance power of the President is the power to run the branch of the government in executive decisions, which includes giving orders in accordance with the law that is passed by the Congress.

This ordinance is given to the President and protected according to the constitution.

However as the country expanded and as the powers were reeled in after the Civil war, it was thought that his powers can be curbed in favor of more representation in legislature.