The powers of the president are not limited to those granted in the Constitution. The Constitution grants few specific powers to the president, in contrast to the many powers it gives Congress. This relates to the method of election, term and qualifications for office, and procedures for succession and impeachment rather than what the president can do. True or false?

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Kimberly

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3 February, 21:08

The powers of the president are not limited to those granted in the Constitution. The Constitution grants few specific powers to the president, in contrast to the many powers it gives Congress. This relates to the method of election, term and qualifications for office, and procedures for succession and impeachment rather than what the president can do. True or false?

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Sophia Manning · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

It is the constitution that elects the president, so the president has limited power the constitution gives it. The way democracy is practiced, it balances power. Power is given to the president and congress, to have a balanced system.

On the other hand for congress, they have the power to impeach the president if there is a misuse in power also they have the power to decide the method of election, qualification for office and procedures. the difference in this is just the president is a single person that has the single power, but congress is a one voice of power from congress.