Question

What three factors are found in the system of checks and balances?
Congress may override a veto with three-fourths vote.
The president can veto legislation passed by Congress.
The Supreme Court may override a veto by three-fourths vote.
Congress has the power impeach the president for misconduct.
The president can only veto legislation passed by Congress with less than two-thirds vote in both houses.
The Supreme Court may declare laws unconstitutional.

Answer 1

is that multiple choice??^^

Answer 2

yes theres 3 answers tho

Answer 3

The Constitution provides four major checks on the exercise of war powers: collective
judgment, spending limitations, unitary civilian command, and judicial review. The decision
to use armed force abroad, except for a limited range of defensive purposes, must be made
in advance by the collective judgment of Congress and the President in order to promote
deliberation, political consensus, and political accountability for the use of force. Congress
at all times controls the power of the purse, which it can use to terminate a use of force,
conditioned only by the Commander in Chief’s inherent authority to remove our troops
safely. As this condition illustrates, Congress’s war power cannot intrude on the Commander
in Chief’s tactical command of the day-to-day operations of the armed forces. Finally, the
courts are available to decide the question of authority for use of force, both incidentally to
deciding the legal effects of war and uses of force on civil and property rights, and directly
when there is no reasonable prospect that further action by either or both of the political
branches would avoid the question. The following discussion explores these checks by
examining the constitutional role of each branch in turn, as well as the roles of international
organizations and international law in the operation of our war powers

Answer 4

does this help???

Answer 5

yes thank you

Answer 6

no problem