Expansion of Presidential Power
James Wright
7 min read
Study Guide Overview
This study guide covers the evolving powers of the U.S. Presidency. Key topics include Federalist No. 70, the 22nd Amendment, expansive vs. limited views of presidential power, and key events like the Civil War and the New Deal. It also examines the contrasting presidential perspectives of FDR, Taft, and Teddy Roosevelt. Finally, the guide offers exam tips, highlights common mistakes, and provides practice questions including multiple-choice and free-response.
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Question 1 of 11
Federalist No. 70 argues for a single executive for what primary reason? 🤔
To limit the power of the presidency
To promote gridlock between branches of government
To ensure efficiency and accountability
To allow for easier impeachment of the executive