Article II: Executive Branch

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This went from an unwritten precedent to becoming part of the Constitution because of the actions of FDR.

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22nd Amendment

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This amendment spells out who takes over the Presidency should something major happen to the Pres & VP.

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25th Amendment

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This amendment changed the start date for the President to January 20th.

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20th Amendment

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This amendment limits a President to 2 terms or a total of 10 years in office.

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22nd Amendment

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This cabinet position is first in line to be president among the different cabinet positions.

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Secretary of State

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The least number of electors a state can have is

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3

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Ohio has this many electors in the Electoral College

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17

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This is the most widely used method to decide on a presidential candidate for a political party.

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Primary

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If something happened to the President & VP this person would be the next in line to become President: Speaker of the House, President Pro Tempore, Speaker of the Senate, Secretary of State

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Speaker of the House

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Which action would most likely result in the greatest increase in the power of the executive branch? Options: Lowering the age a person can be elected President, Abolishing the Electoral College, Submitting a budget for Congressional approval, Broadening the President's wartime powers

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Broadening the President's wartime powers