EXECUTIVE COMMAND

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Which of the following is a responsibility of the president of the United States? Options: To enforce state laws, To create laws, To act as head of the U.S. government, To interpret laws

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To act as head of the U.S. government

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What is the primary source of the president's powers as outlined in the U.S. Constitution? Options: Amendment X, Article III, Article II, Article I

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Article II

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What is the role of the president in appointing government positions?

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The president can nominate and appoint some government positions.

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What is the purpose of the State of the Union address?

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To update Congress on the state of the nation

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What role does the president play in the legislative process?

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The president can approve or reject bills from Congress.

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Which department is responsible for managing the economy and collecting taxes? Options: Department of Homeland Security, Department of Treasury, Department of Education, Department of Justice

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Department of Treasury

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Which department works to enforce federal laws? Options: Department of Treasury, Department of Justice, Department of Education, Department of Homeland Security

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Department of Justice

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What is a key responsibility of the Department of Homeland Security? Options: To provide funding to schools, To enforce federal laws, To protect against terrorism, To manage the economy

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To protect against terrorism

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What must the president do after a bill is passed by Congress?

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Sign it into law or veto it

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Which of the following best describes the president's role in domestic affairs? Options: The president has no influence over domestic policies., The president creates all domestic laws., The president only focuses on foreign affairs., The president oversees domestic policies and their implementation.

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The president oversees domestic policies and their implementation.