How did the founding fathers allow each president the freedom to assemble a good administration?

1. they outlined specific guidelines in the constitution

2. they outlined instructions in the federalist papers

3. they left the organization of the executive branch undefined

4. they let congress create the administration

i think it's 3

The correct answer is:

3. They left the organization of the executive branch undefined.

Explanation:

The Founding Fathers of the United States created a division of power into three branches, a legislative branch with a bicameral division (The House of Representatives, and the Senate), a judicial branch and the executive branch, to assure that no branch could abuse its power they also created the check and balances system.

The President of the United States is the head of the executive branch, and the Commander in-chief of the armed forces and has the power to approve or veto the laws passed by the legislative branch. The Founding Fathers left the organization of the executive branch undefined to give freedom to each President to assemble a good administration, an example of this freedom is the cabinet of the President, when George Washington became President his cabinet consisted in only 4 members, who were the heads of the four executive departments that existed at that time, today the cabinet of the President is conformed by the heads of the 15 executive department and the Vice President.  

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