Executive Branch

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What section of the United States Constitution outlines Executive Power?

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Article 2

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The newspaper headline outlines which presidential power? Options: Making treaties, State of the Union Address, Commander in Chief, Veto

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Commander in Chief

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What does the Governor of a state have in common with the President? Options: The power to veto, A six year term, Delivering a State of the Union Address, The power to make treaties.

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The power to veto

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The President has the power to make a treaty with another nation, but it isn't official until which of the following happens? The Supreme Court approves the treaty, 2/3 of both houses in Congress approve the treaty, The Vice President signs their name on the treaty, The Senate approves the treaty

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The Senate approves the treaty

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How many Cabinet positions are currently in the Executive Branch?

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15

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How long is a single term for President of the United States?

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4 years

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The Constitution gives the president the power to issue a command that has much the same power as a law. This Executive Power is known as what?

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Executive Order

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This member of the President's Cabinet is appointed and travels the world meeting with foreign leaders.

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Secretary of State

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Requirements to become President of the United States?

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35 years old, citizen for 14 years, natural born

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What is the annual address the President gives to Congress and American citizens called?

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The State of the Union Address