What is one of the constitutional qualifications to be President of the United States?

Must have lived in the U.S. for at least 10 years

How is the President of the United States primarily chosen?

Direct popular vote by American citizens

By a vote in the House of Representatives

Which of the following is a formal power of the President as outlined in the Constitution?

Leading troops in the field during wartime

Setting a policy agenda for the next year

Match the following Role of the President with it's description.

Top ranking official of their political party and works to help other members get elected

Gives a “State of the Union” speech to Congress every year

Power to appoint ambassadors to other countries with Senate approval

symbol of leadership, both to the American people and the world

Match the following ROLES OF THE PRESIDENT

Negotiates with other countries

Signs or vetoes legislation, introduces legislation, works with Congress on the budget

Helps his or her party raise money and elect candidates

Leader of the bureaucracy or administration

When are presidential elections held?

Every four years on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.

The second Tuesday in November every other year.

Every two years on the last Sunday in October.

Twice a year on the first Monday in December and Second Wednesday in June.

Which of the following is considered an inherent power of the President regarding military action?

Committing troops to conflict without a formal declaration of war.

Declaring war against another nation.

Appointing military generals and admirals.

Negotiating peace treaties with foreign powers.

What was the primary goal of the War Powers Resolution passed by Congress after the Vietnam War?

To limit the President's ability to commit troops to armed conflict without congressional authorization.

To formally declare an end to the Vietnam War.

To grant the President more authority in military decisions.

To establish a new branch of the military.

Which statement accurately describes executive orders issued by the President?

They can be overturned by actual congressional law-making or Supreme Court decisions.

They are permanent laws that cannot be changed by future presidents.

They require ratification by two-thirds of the Senate to take effect.

They are primarily used for declaring war or appointing ambassadors.

Presidential Roles & "hats"

Presidential Roles & "Hats"

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Match the following powers of the President

Make Treaties

Carry out and enforce laws passed by Congress

Execute laws

Forgiveness of federal crimes

Pardoning power

Assigns jobs such as judges and ambassadors which are then confirmed by Senate

Power to make appoinments

This power is check by the Senate and 2/3 of the Senate must approve

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