The Presidency

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As Commander in Chief, The President...

• Can declare war

• Defers to military leaders for decisions

• has the final say in all military matters

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A huge part of the President's State of the Union Address is

• Telling the Congress what to enact

• Telling Congress what he/she would like to see enacted

• Submitting a budget

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A formal qualification for the Presidency is

• 30 years old and native born

• 35 years old and Native Born

• 35 years old and a Naturalized citizen.

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If 15 of 24 Presidents in the 1700s and 1800s had college degrees, what might you infer about those Presidents?

• They were well educated.

• They were lawyers.

• They or their families probably had money.

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What is the President's house in the country?

• The White House

• La Casa Pacifica

• Camp David

• Camp Donald

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How many times has a VP taken over for a dead, removed or resigned President?

• 7

• 9

• 11

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Who takes over if the President and Vice President die, resign or is removed from office?

• President Pro-Tempore

• The Speaker of the House

• The Secretary of State

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The Presidential right to not hand over documents or have to testify in court about what he/she feels are the executive's confidential business.

• Executive Privilege

• Executive Agreements

• Executive Immunity

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The War Powers Act of 1973, which restricted some of the President's military powers was in response to what war?

• The Korean War

• The Vietnam War

• The Gulf War

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The most important judicial power the President has is...

• Pardons

• Commutations

• Appointing Federal Judges

• Reprieves