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Evolution of Presidential Power
War Power Neither the Korean or Vietnam War were declared wars by Congress Presidents have continued to commit the military without informing the Congress: 	Grenada, Somalia, Yugoslavia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
Factors leading to strong presidency What factors have led to a strong 20th century president?
Factors leading to strong presidency What factors have led to a strong 20th century president? Media Globalization Growth of government Technology Economics
Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval  
Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)  
Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency  
Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) bureaucracy  
Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) bureaucracy   Nixon Power grab and backlash of congress – War Powers Act (1973)
Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson JacksonianDemocracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) bureaucracy   Nixon Powergraband backlash of congress – War Powers Act (1973)   Clinton Globalization pres (Kosovo bombed w/o Congress’s approval)
Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson JacksonianDemocracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) beaucracy   Nixon Powergraband backlash of congress – War Powers Act (1973)   Clinton Globalization pres (Kosovo bombed w/o Congress’s approval)   Bush II Terrorism creates national security president with wide powers
Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) beaucracy   Nixon Powergrab and backlash of congress – War Powers Act (1973)   Clinton Globalization pres (Kosovo bombed w/o Congress’s approval)   Bush II Terrorism creates national security president with wide powers Obama  National economic crisis gives pres. widest powers since Truman
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Growth Of Presidency

  • 2. War Power Neither the Korean or Vietnam War were declared wars by Congress Presidents have continued to commit the military without informing the Congress: Grenada, Somalia, Yugoslavia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
  • 3. Factors leading to strong presidency What factors have led to a strong 20th century president?
  • 4. Factors leading to strong presidency What factors have led to a strong 20th century president? Media Globalization Growth of government Technology Economics
  • 5. Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval  
  • 6. Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)  
  • 7. Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency  
  • 8. Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) bureaucracy  
  • 9. Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) bureaucracy   Nixon Power grab and backlash of congress – War Powers Act (1973)
  • 10. Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson JacksonianDemocracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) bureaucracy   Nixon Powergraband backlash of congress – War Powers Act (1973)   Clinton Globalization pres (Kosovo bombed w/o Congress’s approval)
  • 11. Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson JacksonianDemocracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) beaucracy   Nixon Powergraband backlash of congress – War Powers Act (1973)   Clinton Globalization pres (Kosovo bombed w/o Congress’s approval)   Bush II Terrorism creates national security president with wide powers
  • 12. Evolution Jefferson Louisiana Purchase, without Congressional approval   Jackson Jacksonian Democracy (people’s president)   Lincoln Continental empire demands imperial presidency   FDR Depression spawns massive governmental (presidential) beaucracy   Nixon Powergrab and backlash of congress – War Powers Act (1973)   Clinton Globalization pres (Kosovo bombed w/o Congress’s approval)   Bush II Terrorism creates national security president with wide powers Obama  National economic crisis gives pres. widest powers since Truman