Another power to add to the list would be: Deciding the legality of executive orders.
An example would be Executive Order 13769, which was titled, "Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States." President Donald Trump signed this order on January 27, 2017, in the first weeks of his presidency. Commonly called the "travel ban," this order suspended travel to the United States from a number of countries with a majority Muslim population. The order immediately was challenged in the courts as unconstitutional. The Trump administration was compelled to replace Executive Order 13769 with a revised version that it hoped would stand up to court challenges, Executive Order 13780, signed in March, 2017.
Republic bc people and their elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch.
<span>1. slave who ran away from his master Philemon Damascus
answer: Onesimus
</span><span>2. disciple sent to lay hands on Saul Onesimus
answer: Paul
</span><span>3. place where Saul was born and raised Gauls
answer: </span>Tarsus, a city in Cilicia<span>
4. city and church that received the first of Paul's letters Epaphras
</span> Colossian <span>church</span><span>
5. bearer of the Epistle to the Romans Tarsus
Paul
6. city to which Saul was going when stopped by Jesus
Damascus
7. the Epistle of Joy Phoebe
Philippians
8. people who settled in Galatia Thessalonica
Galatians
9. the leading city of Asia Minor Colossae
Ephesus
10. sent by Paul to encourage those at Ephesus
Tychicus
11. Paul's fellow-laborer among the Colossians Ananias
Timothy
12. city located in Phrygia Ephesus
</span><span> Asia Minor
I hope this helped.
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The answer is option A "a belief that the United States had a duty or destiny to expand westward." When the Manifest Destiny began the settlers thought that God himself told them to expand, so they though that God gave them a duty to expand westward and many people thought it was their destiny to carry out God's will.
Hope this helps!
