What is the general term for executive powers that are not specifically defined in the Constitution but are assumed to belong to the president? A. expressed B. adopted C. assumed D. implied

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What is the general term for executive powers that are not specifically defined in the Constitution but are assumed to belong to the president?

A. expressed
B. adopted
C. assumed
D. implied

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C. assumed
Inherent powers come from the President level role as chief executive

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