The Significance of Informal Powers in the U.S. Presidency Since 1992. (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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The Significance of Informal Powers in the U.S. Presidency Since 1992.
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Which legislation did Clinton pass using persuasion despite a Republican-controlled Congress after 1994?

NAFTA and welfare reform

What effect did Bush use after 9/11 to secure Congressional support for the PATRIOT Act?

Rally round the flag effect

What did Obama's DACA executive order protect in the absence of Congressional action?

Undocumented immigrants brought as kids

Which Trump executive order bypassed Congressional opposition but faced legal challenges?

Travel ban on Muslim-majority nations

What Senate majority do treaties require, unlike executive agreements?

Two-thirds majority

What was the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal that Obama used to circumvent the Senate?

An executive agreement

Which platform did Trump master to communicate directly with the public, bypassing traditional media?

Twitter

What refers to a president using their position to influence public opinion through speeches and media?

Bully pulpit

What value was Biden's Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that gained bipartisan support in 2021?

$1.2 trillion

Which act did Bush push through after 9/11 that significantly expanded government surveillance powers?

USA PATRIOT Act

What value was Biden's American Rescue Plan secured in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic?

$1.9 trillion

As party leader, what did Biden secure Democratic unity for regarding climate and healthcare reforms?

Inflation Reduction Act

Which limitation allows executive orders to be challenged in court?

Judicial review

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