Government Chapter 13 The Presidency Review

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When a President fails in one of his roles, what can it lead to? Options: support from the press, the addition of a new role, failure in another role, one less role to fill

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failure in another role

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After the Vice President, who is next in the line of succession to become President? Options: Secretary of Labor, Speaker of the House, Secretary of Energy, Chief of Staff

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Speaker of the House

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Which set the first guidelines for deciding when a President is disabled? Options: 25th Amendment, 22nd Amendment, Disabled Americans Act, Presidential Disability Act

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25th Amendment

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In the Framers’ plan, a candidate would win which office with the second largest number of electoral votes? Options: Chief Justice, President, Vice President, Speaker of the House

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Vice President

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Besides having a primary, what other way is there for a state to choose delegates?

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caucus-convention method

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What role does the President fill when working with Congress to pass laws?

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chief legislator

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Who becomes Acting President if the President becomes disabled?

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the Vice President

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How many presidential electors does each state have?

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The number of electors is the same as the number of each state’s senators and representatives.

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Which of the following brought about a national convention system for nominating presidential candidates? new state laws, the two major parties, new federal laws, the Constitution

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the two major parties

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What happens if no presidential candidate wins a majority of electoral votes?

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The election is decided in the House of Representatives.