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What are the roles of the President in the Executive Branch?

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Enforcing laws, appointing officials, serving as Commander-in-Chief

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What are the roles of the President in the Executive Branch? Options: Judicial review, ratifying treaties, conducting foreign policy; Making laws, interpreting the Constitution, declaring war; Managing the budget, overseeing the Supreme Court, leading the legislative branch; Enforcing laws, appointing officials, serving as Commander-in-Chief

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Enforcing laws, appointing officials, serving as Commander-in-Chief

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The current President is

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Joe Biden

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Which of the following is NOT a power of the President? Appoint Supreme Court Justices, Pardon criminals, Enforce the laws

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Declare War

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True or False: The number of electors in a state is determined by the number of Senators added to the state's representatives in the House of Representatives.

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True

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The President's Cabinet has ____ departments.

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15

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The minimum age for a President is

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35

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In regards to citizenship, the President must

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be a natural born citizen

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Which of the following is a power of the President that does not need the approval of the Senate? To pardon criminals, Appointing an ambassador, To make a treaty with another country, Appointing a member of the Cabinet

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To pardon criminals

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Which of the following is not part of the Executive branch?
The President, The Vice President, The Speaker of the House, The Cabinet

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The Speaker of the House