Roles of the President

When a president seeks to improve relations with another country, he or she is acting in the role of   

• Chief Executive
• Chief diplomat
• Chief agenda setter
• Commander Chief

In the role of symbolic figurehead representing the United States internationally, the president acts as the  

• Chief of state
• Chief Citizen
• Chief of Legislator 
• Chief Adminstrator

What role does the President fill when working with Congress to pass laws?  

•  commander in chief
• chief administrator
• chief legislator
• chief of party

 Which requirement is a written qualification for President of the United States?  

• The candidate must be a political party member. 
• The candidate must have college or university degree.
•  The candidate must be a native-born American citizen. 
• The candidate must have previous political experience.

Which requirement is a written qualification for President of the United States?  

• The candidate must be a naturalized citizen. 
•  The candidate must be a registered member of one of the two dominant parties.
• The candidate must be at least 35 years old. 
•  The candidate must be a resident of the United States for at least seven years.

Which of the following is a written qualification for president?

• resident of the U.S. for at least 14 years
• have military experience
• have government exeperience
• be physically able to carry our presidential duties

When the President serves as the Representative for all people, what role is he fulfilling?

• chief diplomat
• chief citizen
• chief of state
• chief executive 

The President is limited by checks and balances in this role and holds executive power

• chief diplomat
• chief executive 
• commander in chief
• chief legislator 

The President serves as the head of the military in this role

• Command in Chief
• Chief Executive 
• Chief Citizen
• Chief Adminstrator

When president creates foreign policy, he serves in this role

• Commander in Chief
• Chief diplomat
• Chief executive 
• Chief legislator