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Unit 1 – Foundations of American Democracy
Topic 1.6
How could presidential powers be altered had Franklin Roosevelt failed to implement his 'New Deal' policies during Great Depression?
Presidents may now wield less executive power without New Deal precedent for expansive federal actions during crises.
The Supreme Court could have gained veto power over presidential actions.
The process of impeachment might have changed, requiring a simple majority vote in Congress.
Presidents might've been given added power to declare war.
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