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Powers and Roles of the President
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Social Studies
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10th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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20 Slides • 17 Questions
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Powers and responsibilities of the President
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Where does presidential power come from?
Article II of the Constitution describes the power and responsibility of the President.
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No person shall be elected to be president more than twice.
22nd Amendment
As Presidential power has grown, the checks on that power are important.
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Impeachment
Nomination approval power
Judicial review
Override a veto
Other Checks and balances
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Qualifications
35 years old
Natural born citizen
Living continuously in US for 14 years
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Responsibilities of the President
As chief executive, the President must enforce the laws passed by Congress.
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Responsibilities of the President
One way the President can do this is with an executive order, telling the executive branch how to handle a situation, law, or policy.
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Multiple Choice
What is an executive order?
A law passed by Congress
directions for the executive branch on how to handle a law or issue.
the president or governor
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Multiple Choice
What is the job of the executive branch?
to make laws
to carry out laws
to interpret laws
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Economic stability
It is the President's job to work with Congress to promote a strong economy. Two areas of focus are inflation and unemployment.
What do you think these 2 words mean?
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The Chief executive is also responsible for submitting a budget.
A budget is how much money the government will need to spend for the year.
Congress must approve the budget.
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Safety, Security, and order
Both federal agencies and state law enforcement work to keep people safe and enforce laws.
Can you name a federal agency that focuses on safety, security, and order?
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Executives can declare states of emergency
Allows government emergency powers to protect citizens and provide assistance during natural disasters or major threats.
Can temporarily limit rights of people.
Must be specific, of a limited time frame, and justifiable.
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Multiple Choice
What are the requirements for declaring a state of emergency?
It must be for a specific reason, justifiable, and for a limited time.
It must be approved by Congress and declared constitutional by the courts.
It must be agreed upon by 2/3 of Congress and 3/4 of the states.
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Use state police and curfews to stop rioting.
Order emergency evacuations of part of their state during wild fires and hurricanes.
State
Providing emergency relief (money and supplies) to states hit by hurricanes.
President-elect Trump plans to declare state of emergency to use military to deport illegal migrants.
Federal
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Open Ended
Are there any questions you have? Anything you don't understand? Anything surprise you? Anything worth talking about?
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Hats of the president
The president has many different jobs or roles. To do these jobs, the president wears different 'hats' or titles.
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The president represents the country during ceremonial occasions.
Head of State
The president is in charge of the executive branch.
Chief executive
Chief Executive and Head of State
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The president is in charge of the military (National Defense)
Commander in chief
The president meets with leaders from other countries and negotiates treaties.
Chief diplomat
Chief diplomat and Commander in chief
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Leads political party.
Head of party
Pushes for Congress to support policies.
Signs or vetoes bills.
Chief legislator
Chief legislator and Head of party
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Economic chief
Works to keep the economy stable and lower unemployment.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the role of the Head of State?
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Multiple Choice
This title means the President speaks to other countries
This means the President is in charge of the executive branch
This means that the President is the leader of his political party
This title refers to his role in setting public policy and suggesting laws.,
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Multiple Choice
The Executive Chief on our regional level is...
The President
The Governor
The Mayor
Our House of Representative
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Multiple Choice
Sets foreign policy, appoints ambassadors, and works with the leaders of other nations.
Head of State
Chief Legislator
Chief Diplomat
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Open Ended
Do you have any questions? Anything confuse you? Surprise you? Anything worth talking about?
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Can you match the hat with the examples?
Use the slips in the brown envelopes to match hats to examples.
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Additional responsibilities and powers
The Constitution requires the President to give a State of the Union address to Congress.
Informs Congress and public of the overall condition of the nation.
Informs Congress and public of the policies the President will be pushing for over the coming year.
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The Chief executive even has judicial powers.
The chief executive nominates judges and justices to the Supreme Court.
The President can pardon someone convicted of a federal crime.
A governor can pardon someone convicted of a state crime.
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Multiple Choice
Which Presidential Role is about being the main boss of everyone who works in the government, and choosing who leads most government departments?
Chief Executive
Chief Administrator
Commander in Chief
Chief of State
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Multiple Choice
Which Presidential Role is about being the person who Enforces and Executes laws passed by Congress?
Chief of State
Chief Administrator
Chief Executive
Commander in Chief
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Multiple Choice
If something happened to the President, who would be first in line to take over?
First Lady
President Pro Tempore
Vice President
The US elects a new President
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Multiple Choice
Who is in charge of each branch of the US Military?
The top general in each branch
The 5 Star Generals
The Joint Chiefs of Staff
The President
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Multiple Choice
What is a decree given by the President to a certain part of government, which tells them to interpret the law or act in a certain way?
Decree
Presidential Order
Executive Order
A Law
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the Presidential power to release someone from Prison so they are no longer guilty of a crime?
Repreive
Commuting a Sentence
Pardon
Veto
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Multiple Select
Which of the following CAN the president do?
nominate judges to federal courts
offer pardons
choose members of the cabinet
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following can the president NOT DO?
nominate supreme court justices
send the Navy to the south Pacific
declare war
none of the given
Powers and responsibilities of the President
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