The Executive Branch: Power, Responsibility, and the Presidency: Understanding the Role and Limits of America’s Commander in Chief (America Explained Book 9)
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The Executive Branch: Power, Responsibility, and the Presidency: Understanding the Role and Limits of America’s Commander in Chief (America Explained Book 9)

by Alexander West

Politics Education American History Nonfiction Government
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The Executive Branch explores the presidency through the interconnected themes of power, responsibility, and limitation. This accessible volume considers the role of America’s Commander in Chief and places the office within the broader structure of the nation’s executive branch and system of government.

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The Executive Branch examines the role of the presidency within the American system of government.

It focuses on presidential power, responsibility, and the constitutional and practical limits placed on the nation’s Commander in Chief.

Part of the America Explained series, this book offers an accessible introduction to a central institution of the United States.

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