Chapter 13 Chief Executives and Bureaucracies

What are the three formal qualifications for the office of President?

• 30 years old, resident of DC, and a naturalized US citizen
• 35 years old, a resident for 11 years, and a US citizen
• 35 years old, a resident for 14 years, an a natural born US citizen
• 40 years old, a resident for 14 years, and a legal US citizen

Next in line of succession to the Governor's office is the

• Vice-President

• Secretary of State

• President of the Senate

• Lieutenant Governor

How can voters remove an elected official from office before the completion of his or her regular term?

• referendum

• initiative

• recall

• commutation

When President Trump appoints someone to serve as head of the FBI, he is acting as _____________.

• Chief Executive
• Chief Diplomat
• Chief of Party
• Chief Guardian of the Economy

When the President has a phone conference with the President of France, he is acting as?

• Chief Diplomat
• Chief Executive
• Chief Legislator
• Commander in Chief

When the President calls out the National Guard to help keep peace in a city undergoing riots, he is acting as _____________.

• Chief of Party
• Commander in Chief
• Chief Diplomat
• Chief Legislator

When the President travels to California to speak at a rally for a party nominee for Senate, he is acting as _______________.

• Chief of Party
• Chief Diplomat
• Chief of State
• Chief Executive

When the President meets with economic advisers to discuss ways to reduce unemployment, he is acting as _____________.

• Chief Guardian of the Economy
• Chief Legislator
• Chief Diplomat
• Chief Executive

When the President throws out the first pitch at a baseball game, s/he is acting as _____________.

• Chief Executive
• Chief Diplomat
• Chief of State
• Chief of Party

When the President entertains Japanese visitors at the White House, he is acting as_______________. 

• Chief of Party 
• Commander in Chief
• Chief Diplomat
• Chief Guardian of the Economy