Question

what does the division of war powers between congress and the president demonstrate?
this question is worth 10 point(s)

○ checks and balances

○ judicial review

○ popular sovereignty

○ federal supremacy

Explanation:

The division of war powers (Congress declares war, President commands troops) is a key example of checks and balances—where each branch limits the others to prevent abuse of power. Judicial review involves courts checking laws, popular sovereignty is rule by the people, and federal supremacy is federal law over state law, none of which fit the power division between Congress and the President here.

Answer:

Checks and balances