American Government: Presidential Origins

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Discuss the historical perspectives of the development of the president. (Colony Governors, VA, and NJ Plans)
The origins of the president may be found in the royal governors. The king chose them, and the financial and military control encompassed their authority. The Confederation articles followed by the Virginia plan followed. The concept in Virginia demanded that the parliament should elect one executive for a maximum term of six years after that came to the New Jersey proposal, which was a plural executive with 5-7 persons having specialized roles, a definite (unspecified) tenure, and a maximum of one term.
Discuss the Great Compromise as it applies to the Executive branch – structure, qualifications, and term of office
The executive branch was established under Article II as a consequence of the Great Compromise. Starting with how he gets elected, the framework of the president is set forth. The Electoral College was established because of the necessity for equity between small and major states. The Electoral College offers a reasonable and fair community of votes for each state, and anyone with a democratic majority receives the total electoral votes of all countries. You have to win 270. Section 1 of Article II specifies that a President should be a natural US citizen born, be 35 and be 14 years a resident of the United States, according to his credentials. It lasts for four years for a president.
List and discuss the six enumerated powers of the president, as well as the checks which have been placed on them
The Presidents powers referred to in Section 2 of Article II, and the controls on these powers are stated below:
1 Appoint Top Government Jobs-
(Power): appoints about 8,000 people to agencies, nominates judges.
(Check): The Senate has to confirm judges and certain heads of departments.
2 Commander in Chief of the Military-
(Power): Military leader of the highest rankings, shots call.
(Check): The War can only be declared by Congress. The report and the action
Clauses have been established where the president must tell two congressmen 48 hours before the deployment of troops, and the legislature must take action by 1—statement of War 2. Declare an action by the police.
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