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question 3
the system we use to elect the united states president is called what?
○ popular vote
○ electoral college
○ majority vote
○ process of elimination
question 4
2 pts
in the u.s. supreme court case of united states v. nixon (1974), the supreme court ruled president richard nixon to release the taped oval office conversations, rejecting his claim of absolute executive privilege. this is an example of?
○ delegated powers
○ popular sovereignty
○ federalism
○ checks and balances

Explanation:

Question 3

The United States uses the Electoral College system to elect the president. Popular vote is the total votes from citizens, majority vote is a vote where more than half support, and process of elimination is not an election system for the US president.

United States v. Nixon involved the Supreme Court (judicial branch) checking the power of the President (executive branch) by ruling against his claim of executive privilege. Checks and balances is the system where branches limit each other's power. Delegated powers are from Constitution to federal gov, popular sovereignty is rule by people, federalism is state - federal power division.

Answer:

B. Electoral College

Question 4