President and the Executive Branch

The president cannot serve more than two terms.  Which amendment is this?

• 16th
• 19th
• 22nd
• 23rd

.  Which amendment addresses the order of succession to the Presidency if the President dies or resigns?

• 20
• 25
• 22
• 23

What role gives the President the ability to rule as head of all the branches of the military?  

• Chief of State
• Chief Diplomat
• Chief Citizen
• Commander and Chief

What role gives the President the ability to appoint members of the Cabinet/Executive Departments?  

• Chief Administrator
• Chief Citizen
• Chief of State
• Chief Diplomat

Sending and receiving ambassadors, in addition to being the living symbol of the nations, is the president acting as

• Commander in Chief
• Chief of State
• Chief of Partyf
• Chief Diplomat 

The introduction of public policy by the President is an example of the president acting as

• Chief Legislator
• Chief of State
• Chief of Staff
• Commander in Chief 

The President may appoint all of the following EXCEPT

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

The President uses a variety of  powers to carry out his job as Chief Executive.  For example,_____________ are statements or proclamations that have the force of law.

• Emergency powers
• pardons
• appointments
• executive orders

He/she acts as the top ranking official of his/her political party and works to help other members to get elected

• Secretary
• Independent agencies
• Party Chief
• Electoral College

An agreement made by the president with another country's leaders without needing the Senate's consent

• veto
• pardon
• executive agreement
• domestic policy