What explanation is given for the shift of power from the legislative branch to the executive branch?
A. Citizens have lost confidence in Congress over the course of the twentieth century and deposited that confidence in the chief executive.
B. The President has used the courts to slowly encroach on the power of the Congress.
C. moving, deliberat, not stigle, and thus more effectively used by the President than by the slow-
D. None of the above.
Answer (2)
The shift of power from the legislative to the executive branch is largely due to declining public confidence in Congress and the more effective response capabilities of the President. This has led to an increase in executive actions and the President's influence over policy. Consequently, many citizens now view the executive branch as more competent in managing urgent national issues. ;
The shift of power from the legislative branch to the executive branch largely stems from declining public confidence in Congress, an increase in executive actions, and the ability of the President to respond swiftly to crises. This trend has led many citizens to view the executive branch as a more competent authority. The correct option regarding this shift is A: Citizens have lost confidence in Congress over the course of the twentieth century and deposited that confidence in the chief executive.
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