Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.Match each president’s name to the correct description of how he expanded presidential power. TilesAbraham LincolnPairsTheodore RooseveltUsed the bully pulpitto pass lawsSuspended habeus corpusduring Civil WarBacked liberation movementsin third-world countries←Ronald Reagan

The US constitution gives the US president certain powers which he uses to govern the nation. Presidential powers include; executive powers, powers related to legislation, executive clemency, commander-in-chief, emergency powers, executive privileges, powers of appointment, and foreign affairs powers. Used the bully pulpit to pass laws-A bully pulpit is a position that provides an individual who holds that position the power and opportunity to speak out against an issue. President Theodore Roosevelt first used the term and the bully pulpit to pass the Hepburn act of 1906, which allowed the Inter-State Commission to regulate railroad shipping rates. Suspended habeas corpus during Civil War- Abraham Lincoln was the US president during the civil war, and he suspended habeas corpus during the civil war using the president's emergency powers. Lincoln declared a national emergency during the civil war. Backed liberation movements in third-world countries- Ronald Regan supported the liberation movement in third-world countries like Afghanistan, Angola, and Nicaragua, and he followed a foreign policy known as Regan Doctrine. He backed these liberation movements in other countries with his foreign affairs powers.

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Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Match each president’s name to the correct description of how he expanded presidential power.