The growth of presidential power cannot be attributed to a) the rise of electronic mass media b) constitutional changes to the powers of the office c) the economic growth of the United States d) the rising profile of the United States on the international stage
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Step 1: The rise of electronic mass media has certainly contributed to the growth of presidential power, as it allows the president to communicate directly with the public and shape public opinion. Show more…
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