Questions: Which of these pairs correctly compares an action a president might have taken before the Twenty-Second Amendment and how that action would have changed after ratification of the Twenty-Second Amendment? (A) The president may take more time and be deliberative in enacting his agenda. The president may feel pressure to be more efficient in enacting his agenda. (B) The president allocates funds for a welfare program. The president is not allowed to allocate funds for a welfare program. (C) The president appoints cabinet members to the same agencies as the previous two presidents. The president adds agencies to their cabinet appointments. (D) The president asks permission of the president pro tempore of the Senate to call a joint session of Congress. The president calls a joint session of Congress without asking permission.

Which of these pairs correctly compares an action a president might have taken before the Twenty-Second Amendment and how that action would have changed after ratification of the Twenty-Second Amendment? (A) The president may take more time and be deliberative in enacting his agenda. The president may feel pressure to be more efficient in enacting his agenda. (B) The president allocates funds for a welfare program. The president is not allowed to allocate funds for a welfare program. (C) The president appoints cabinet members to the same agencies as the previous two presidents. The president adds agencies to their cabinet appointments. (D) The president asks permission of the president pro tempore of the Senate to call a joint session of Congress. The president calls a joint session of Congress without asking permission.
Transcript text: Which of these pairs correctly compares an action a president might have taken before the Twenty-Second Amendment and how that action would have changed after ratification of the Twenty-Second Amendment? (A) The president may take more time and be deliberative in enacting his agenda. & The president may feel pressure to be more efficient in enacting his agenda. (B) The president allocates funds for a welfare program. & The president is not allowed to allocate funds for a welfare program. (C) The president appoints cabinet members to the same agencies as the previous two presidents. & The president adds agencies to their cabinet appointments. (D) The president asks permission of the president pro tempore of the Senate to call a joint session of Congress. & The president calls a joint session of Congress without asking permission.
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The answer is (A)

Explanation
Option A:

Before the Twenty-Second Amendment, a president could potentially take more time to enact their agenda, as there was no constitutional limit on the number of terms they could serve. This could allow for a more deliberative approach. After the ratification of the Twenty-Second Amendment, which limits a president to two terms, there might be increased pressure to be more efficient in enacting their agenda within the limited time frame.

Option B:

The Twenty-Second Amendment does not address the allocation of funds for welfare programs. This option incorrectly suggests a change in presidential powers regarding budgetary allocations, which are not affected by the amendment.

Option C:

The Twenty-Second Amendment does not pertain to the appointment of cabinet members or the creation of new agencies. This option does not correctly compare actions before and after the amendment.

Option D:

The Twenty-Second Amendment does not relate to the process of calling a joint session of Congress. This option incorrectly suggests a change in procedural powers that are not impacted by the amendment.

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