Presidents Frequently Issue Rules and Regulations That Carry the Force

question 4

Multiple Choice

Presidents frequently issue rules and regulations that carry the force of law, ranging from orders to the armed forces to designation of public lands. Such actions, once thought to be unconstitutional, are called

• A) civil prosecution
• B) executive orders
• C) diplomacy
• D) enforcement prerogative
• E) executive negotiation

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Definitions:

National Capital

The city or municipality that serves as the seat of government of a country, state, or region, often housing the central administrative, legislative, and judicial offices.

Ratification

The official way to confirm something, usually by vote, formal consent, or official approval, particularly in the context of treaties, constitutions, and agreements.

Republican Party

One of the two major political parties in the United States, typically associated with conservative economic and social policies.