President's Actions on Passed Bills

Easy Unit 2: Branches Of Government Legislative Process

In the legislative process of the United States, once a bill is approved by both the House of Representatives and the Senate, it is sent to the President. The President has several options when it comes to dealing with this bill. Understanding what actions the President can take at this stage is crucial for comprehending the overall legislative process.

Which of the following actions can the President take regarding a bill passed by Congress?

The President can only approve the bill.

The President can veto the bill, sign it into law, or allow it to become law without signing.

The President must call a special session of Congress to discuss the bill.

The President can only suggest amendments to the bill.

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