Separation of Powers

Question 1

Presidential Powers

Answer 1

V.A.P. C. T.E.E

1. Veto
2. Appointment- Ambassadors, judges, and heads of agencies
   - congress can appoint interior offices
3. Pardon- can only pardon federal crimes
4. Commander in Chief- Head of armed forces, cant declare war but can move the troops
5. Treaty
   -Treaty that conflicts with federal law- last in time prevails
6. Executive Order- Domestic
7. Executive Agreement- Foreign

Question 2

Congressional Power

Answer 2

F. F. C. C.A.T Damn

1. Foreign Affairs
2. Federal Land including Washington DC
3. Coin Money
4. Commerce Clause- Regulate anything that will have a substantial effect on commerce.
5. Aliens- Non Citizens
6. Taxing- Raise revenue for general welfare
7. Spending- General welfare
8. Declare War

Question 3

Can Congress Delegate power to the President

Answer 3

Congress may delegate certain powers to prez but if do has to include guidelines or limitations.

Question 4

Necessary and Proper Clause

Answer 4

Congress can execute any of these enumerated powers because they come from the constitution. Congress can do anything that is necessary and proper to execute one of these powers.

Its not a separate power. Only time this correct answer is when they connect the necessary and proper clause with one of the powers. The 2 must be linked together.