Presidential power has grown over the years.
Answer: Option C
Step-by-step explanation:
Nearly over two centuries, there have been a few amendments involved in the Constitution of the U.S, directly and indirectly resulting in the increase of power of the President.
Before the amendments, the U.S Congress practically had more powers in the government. The President serves as the peak of the executive and has through the amendments gained powers equal or probably exceeding the powers of the legislature.