Question

1. congress limits the power of the president chiefly by funding/winning elections/vetoing appointments. 14. in vetoing a law, a president can reject only the entire law/individual provisions/amendments. 15. in times of crisis, a presidents power can be limited/enhanced/divided. 16. write a sentence describing what may happen when the presidents party and the majority party in congress are different.

Explanation:

1. Congress uses funding to limit presidential power over long - lasting appointments.
2. A president can only veto the entire law, not individual provisions or amendments.
3. In times of crisis, a president's power is often enhanced to deal with the situation.
4. When the president's party and the majority party in Congress are different, there may be increased political gridlock, as they may have different agendas and struggle to pass legislation.

Answer:

1. funding
2. the entire law
3. enhanced
4. There may be increased political gridlock as they have different agendas and may struggle to pass legislation.