Question

5 multiple choice 5 points what is the difference between an executive order or legislation when it comes to immigration policy?
○ legislation can be overturned by the supreme court, however, an executive order can only be overturned by a new president.
○ executive order can be overturned by the supreme court, however, legislation can only be overturned by a new legislation.
○ presidents can introduce and pass both executive orders and legislation
○ a new president can change the previous president’s executive order, but not legislation.
6 multiple choice 5 points what international agreement works to reduce the emission of harmful gases that contribute to global warming?
○ london agreement
○ paris agreement
○ french agreement
○ raleigh agreement

Explanation:

Question 5

• Analyze each option:
• Option 1: Legislative (laws made by Congress) can be overturned by the Supreme Court if unconstitutional, but an executive order (by President) can be overturned by a new President (revoking it) or the Court (if unlawful). So this is incorrect.
• Option 2: Legislation can be overturned by the Supreme Court (if unconstitutional) or by new legislation (Congress amending/repealing). Executive orders can be overturned by the Court or a new President. So this is incorrect.
• Option 3: Presidents cannot pass legislation (that's Congress's role), they can issue executive orders. So this is incorrect.
• Option 4: A new President can revoke a previous President's executive order (since it's a presidential directive), but legislation requires Congress to amend/repeal, so a new President alone can't change legislation. This is correct.

• The Paris Agreement is a global treaty aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change (global warming). The other options (London, French, Raleigh Agreements) are not associated with reducing global warming emissions.

Answer:

D. A new president can change the previous president’s executive order, but not legislation

Question 6