| A | B |
|---|
| mandate | expressed will of the people |
| president | head of the executive branch |
| inherentpowers | implied by Article 2 |
| forum | medium for discussion |
| impeachment | congressional power |
| reduceaperson'sjailsentence | this item is an example of presidential judicial power |
| strongpopularsupport | this item represents one of the greatest sources of power for a president |
| FranklinDRoosevelt | this president was known for his fireside chats |
| LyndonJohnson | public opinion over the Vietnam War helped prevent this president from running for reelection |
| publicopinion | mass media and this item support the checks and balances that limit the power of the president |
| thepresident | head of state |
| executiveorders | rules that have the force of law |
| reprieve | postponement of legal punishment |
| pardon | release from legal punishment |
| amnesty | group pardon |
| impoundment | this term means that the president refuses to allow a federal department to spend money Congress has appropiated |
| line-itemveto | this item gives the president the power to veto part of a bill |
| AmeriCorps | this program allows young people to help society and earn money for training or college |
| paronage | supporting the president and party during an election may lead to |
| executiveagreements | pacts between the president and heads of foreign governments are called |
