Which of the following executive powers, which were traditionally vested absolutely in monarchs, did the founders grant to the presidency without any checks from the legislative or judicial branches?

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The pardon power is a unique executive power granted to the presidency without any checks from the legislative or judicial branches. This allows the president to forgive or pardon individuals for federal crimes, reflecting a vestige of the absolute powers traditionally held by monarchs.

Which of the Following Executive Powers, Which Were Traditionally Vested