What Does the Vesting Clause in the Constitution Stipulate

question 7

Multiple Choice

What does the vesting clause in the Constitution stipulate?

• A) The most powerful branch of government is vested in the executive branch.
• B) The president is the head of government and head of state.
• C) The president's actions are limited to what is explicitly outlined in the Constitution.
• D) The president can dissolve the Congress in the event of a crisis.

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