B, Missouri was admitted as a slave state,
C, Maine was admitted as a free state
F, No slavery was allowed north of 36,30.
Answer: President should not be able to take such action
Explanation:
The United States Constitution provides for the Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances amongst the three branches of the Federal Government so that one branch will not have unchecked power. One instance of this is the appointment of a Supreme Court Justice.
For a person to be appointed as a Supreme Court Justice, the president needs to nominate them for the role. Once they are nominated they are then vetted by the Senate to ensure that they are a good fit for this very important role. The Senate will then vote on the appointment and the person can become a Supreme Court Justice by a majority of votes.
It is therefore not possible that the president can appoint the Judge in this question as a Supreme Court Justice without the approval of the Senate. This breaches the Separation of Powers principle and so will not stand.
Is there any answer choices
Answer: I like chilli and soups :).
Explanation: ADIOS.
A presidential candidate must be a natural born citizen of the United States, a resident for 14 years, and 35 years of age or older.
Answer: Options B and C
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In U.S., the President is the Head of Federal government as well as the head of the U.S. State. He is not only the leads the executive division of the government as bestowed upon him Article II of the constitution but also serves as the commander-in-chief of the Military or Armed Forces of U.S.
Under clause 5 of section 1 of Article II of U.S. Constitution, the candidate who stands for the presidential elections must be U.S.’s natural-born citizen who has completed the age of 35 years and is residing in U.S. for minimum of last 14 years.
