The theory of Presidential Power which advocates expansive Presidential powers in extraordinary circumstances, exemplified by FDR and Lincoln is the

A. Prerogative Theory

B. Constitutional Theory

C. Stewardship Theory

D. Judicial Restraint Theory

E. Strict Constructionism

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The theory of Presidential Power which advocates expansive Presidential powers in extraordinary circumstances, exemplified by FDR and Lincoln is the

A. Prerogative Theory

B. Constitutional Theory

C. Stewardship Theory

D. Judicial Restraint Theory

E. Strict Constructionism

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Monica Klein · Answer 1

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Explanation: The prerogative theory stands that the presidential prerogative is a broad power to act in the national interest, or general welfare, of the U. S. A.

The theory of Presidential Power which advocates expansive Presidential powers in extraordinary circumstances, exemplified by FDR and Lincoln is theA. Prerogative TheoryB. Constitutional TheoryC. Stewardship TheoryD. Judicial Restraint TheoryE. Strict Constructionism

The theory of Presidential Power which advocates expansive Presidential powers in extraordinary circumstances, exemplified by FDR and Lincoln is the

A. Prerogative Theory

B. Constitutional Theory

C. Stewardship Theory

D. Judicial Restraint Theory

E. Strict Constructionism