It really depends on which president.
The president in a Marxist or communist society is indeed could be considered of having too much power since the government basically controlled 100% of the socio and economic policies.
The president in a democratic country actually does not have as much power as the civilians who elected him.
<span>• Existentialism.The philosophic movement that best exemplified the anxiety and uncertainty of Europe in an era of world wars was Existentialism. Like writers and artists, existentialist philosophers were responding to a European civilization that seemed to be in decay.</span>
That there would be only one class, working class
World War I made the national government much more powerful than it had ever been. ... The government also commandeered control of much of the economy to get the country ready to fight, creating new agencies to regulate industry, transportation, labor relations and agriculture.
Since there are no options to choose from, my best answers would be:
encourages, discourages
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