Executive Branch

How long is the president’s term?

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

How many terms can a president be elected for?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

If the president dies in office or can no longer hold office, who becomes president? 

• Vice President
• The president's brother
• Speaker of the House 
• They hold another election

The President is assisted by 

• the Congress
• the Cabinet 
• the Supreme Court
• the people

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Who is Commander in Chief of the military

• Congress
• The Senate
• The President
• The Supreme Court

This is not a role of the president

• Chief Diplomat
• Chief Legislator 
• Chief Operator 
• Commander in Chief 

The president has expanded his constitutional power through use of

• Vetoes 
• Executive orders
• Judicial orders
• Legislative orders

The President can:

• Pardon criminals convicted of federal crimes
• Pardon criminals convicted of state crimes
• Pardon judges being impeached
• Pardon anyone they want

Departments, agencies, and regulatory groups...

• pass bills into laws
• help carry out the laws
• are part of the legislative branch
• are appointed by Congress

When Donald Trump gave his state of the union address, what role was he fulfilling?

• Chief Diplomat
• Chief Citizen
• Chief Legislator
• Chief Executive