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FRQ 2 QA: Presidential Power

Review the graph and answer the questions that follow.

Source 1

Graph from Pew Research that details support for presidential power.

Question 1

Short answer

Using the data presented in the bar graph, identify the party that was most likely to support more power to the president in July ’19.

Question 2

Short answer

Describe a trend regarding the amount of power the public believes that the president should have as illustrated in the graph.

Question 3

Short answer

Draw a conclusion about the trend you described in B.

Question 4

Short answer

Explain how the use of presidential power is impacted by the principle of checks and balances.

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