Who signs bills to become laws? Q33

Discover who signs bills to become laws and explore the intricate process of lawmaking defined by the United States Constitution. Understand the separation of powers, whereby Congress writes the laws, and the president either signs or vetoes them. Learn about the executive power granted to the president under Article II, including the use of executive orders, and how historical examples such as Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and Truman's integration of the armed forces shaped the nation. Dive into the complexities of executive agreements, such as those made by Presidents Obama and Trump, and the limitations of presidential authority without Congressional backing.

Check out more videos like this in our Civics Fundamentals series with Judge Douglas Ginsburg. This is question 33 of the 100 questions asked on the U.S. naturalization test.

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