Presidential Power

Which of the following are the Constitutional requirements for being president?

• at least 40 years old; native-born citizen; lived in U.S. 10 years
• at least 35 years old; naturalized citizen; lived in U.S. 14 years
• at least 35 years old; native-born citizen; lived in U.S. 14 years
• at least 35 years old; native-born citizen; college-educated

Presidential elections are held every

• 4 years
• 6 years
• 8 years
• 2 years

Which vote actually elects the U.S. President?

• popular vote
• electoral vote
• Kansas Voter
• Totally fake news

The 22nd amendment limits the president to

• one four year term
• two four year terms
• two three year terms
• one 8 year term

According to the Constitution, the job of the Vice President is to

• lead the House of Representatives
• lead the Senate
• vote on every bill passed by the Senate
• serve on the Supreme Court

Which amendment says that if the President is temporarily disabled, the Vice President takes over?

• 22nd amendment
• 25th amendment
• 17th amendment
• 21st amendment

How does the president fulfill the Constitutional requirement to tell Congress about the state of the union?

• he gives an annual speech
• sends an annual letter
• he proposes new amendments to the Constitution
• meets with one standing committee

The President may appoint all of the following EXCEPT

• federal judges
• members of Congress
• cabinet members
• ambassadors

A rule of command the president gives that has the same power as law is called a(an)

• pardon
• executive agreement
• amnesty
• executive order

Only ___________ can declare war but the ___________ has the power to send troops into battle. 

• the Supreme Court/President
• the Senate/House of Representatives
• President/Senate
• Congress/President