Government: The Executive Branch

Who is the head of the Executive Branch?

• Vice-President

• Mayor

• President

• Governor

How old do have to be in order to become president?

• 35

• 18

• 45

• No age limit

Where does the Executive Branch meet?

• The State Capitol

• The Supreme Court

• The Lincoln Memorial

• The White House

Besides the president, who is also part of the Executive Branch?

• The Mayor and the Governor

• The Judges and the Citizens

• The House of Representatives, and the Senate

• The Vice-President and 15 Cabinet Members

Who can vote for the President of the United States?

• Citizens

• Kids

• Everyone

• People living in other countries

How many terms can a president serve?

• 1 term (4 years)

• 2 terms (8 years)

• 3 terms (12 years)

• 4 terms (16 years)

If the president can't finish the term, who takes over?

• The Governor

• The President

• The Vice-President

• A Senator

What is the job of the Executive Branch?

• Making laws

• Making sure laws are fair

• Carrying out the laws

• Making sure that they have more power than the other two branches.

Who helps the president make decisions on important issues?

• The Judicial Branch

• The Vice-President/Cabinet

• The House of Representatives

• Congress

The main duty of the president is to approve laws. What does the word "approve" mean?

• Get

• Accept

• Deny

• Change