The powers of the president as outlined in the constitution are group of answer choices very similar to the powers of a parliamentary executive. more elaborately described than the powers of congress. specific enough to avoid disagreement over their extent. briefly stated and comparatively vague. extensively and specifically described.

The powers of the president as outlined in the Constitution are "briefly stated and comparatively vague."

Explanation:

The powers of the President, are briefly outlined in the United States Constitution in Article Two, Section 2, and they include;

• The power to grant pardons for offences against the United States.

• The power to enter into treaties as long as two thirds of the senate agree.

• The power to appoint officers of the United States, such as; Judges, ambassadors and Ministers.

• The power to fill up vacancies in the senate that may occur during recess.

answer; collective security;

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