Which statement best characterizes the balance of power between Congress and the president for most of the nineteenth century?

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For most of the nineteenth century, Congress held greater power than the president. The president's role was largely that of an administrator of the laws passed by Congress. The president did not have significant influence over the legislative agenda, and cooperation between the president and Congress was not the norm during this time period.

Which Statement Best Characterizes the Balance of Power Between Congress