Architect of the Capitol. As the delegates at the Philadelphia Convention of 1787 continued to develop a plan of government that would remedy the defects of the Articles of Confederation, one of the most difficult challenges was creating the office of the presidency. All of the delegates agreed that some kind of executive office was necessary.

Why was the Executive Office of the President created in 1939? To provide the President with the support that he or she needs to govern effectively, the Executive Office of the President (EOP) was created in 1939 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

12/01/2017 · Original: Jan 12, 2017. As they painstakingly hammered out a U.S. Constitution in the spring and summer of 1787, constitutional delegates toyed with the idea of a presidential advisory body, which ...

The Oval Office has been the main office for the president since President William Howard Taft began working in it in October 1909. After his inauguration, President Taft held a competition to select an architect to enlarge and make permanent the West Wing's "temporary" Executive office built during Theodore Roosevelt's administration.

When was the Executive Office of the President created? FDR asked Congress to create and office to manage the new agencies created in 1939 What challenges have led to the expansion of the Executive Office of the President?

What is the office of faithbased and neighborhood partnerships? to combat drug abuse, homelessness, poverty, etc. by supporting private groups - including churches, church-related groups, and non-profit groups. Who created the office of faith based and neighborhood partnerships and when? President George Bush, 2001.

06/04/2017 · The Department of Justice (DOJ) was created by the Act to Establish the Department of Justice in 1870. You would think we’d know why it was established. But we don’t. That is, we don’t know ...