What is the origin of most federal bureaus? group of answer choices a) congress passes laws creating and funding most federal bureaus. b) the cabinet secretaries create most federal bureaus out of administrative necessity and convenience. c) most federal bureaus were explicitly described in article ii of the constitution. d) most federal bureaus are created by executive order of the president.

The correct answer to the origin of most federal bureaus would be option A) Congress passes laws creating and funding most federal bureaus.

Explanation:

The purpose of Federal Bureaus is to manage resources, taking care of national security issues and industry finances, as they are government organizations specially created to fill up this demands.

Although most of them are under Presidential control, it is Congress whom it's entitled the charges for creating, organizing and disbanding all federal bureau agencies. There are more than 2,000 Federal Bureaus, which are divided in Cabinet Departments, Government Corporations, Regulatory Comissions and Independant Agencies.

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