Ch 14 Magruder's

______ is a term for a diplomat sent back to his or her country

• persona non grata

• ambassadore pro tempore

• imperial diplomat

• ex post ambassador

_____ those means of communication that reach large audiences

• mass media

• ordinance power

• executive order

• recognition

_____ has been called the Executive Article, meaning that it concerns the Presidency and executive power.

• Article I

• Article II

• the Declaration of Independence

• the Preamble to the Constitution

_____ term used to describe a president as an "emperor" who acts without consulting Congress or acts in secrecy to evade or deceive Congress; often used in reference to Richard Nixon's presidency

• imperial presidency

• ordinance power

• senatorial courtesy rule

• senatorial recognition rule

_____ a directive, rule, or regulation that has the effect of law

• executive order

• recess appointments

• operation of the executive branch

• appointment power

_____ power of the president to issue executive orders, originating in the Constitution and acts of Congress

• ordinance power

• commutation power

• senatorial courtesy

• congressional courtesy

_____ an example of this power is a President reducing the sentence or fine for a convicted criminal

• commutation

• amnesty

• reprieve

• clemency

_____ taken by the President on the day he or she takes office, pledging to "faithfully execute" the office and "preserve, protect, and defend" the Constitution

• oath of office

• emoluments clause

• declaring how to enforce laws

• determining whether the law is constitutional

_____ release from the punishment or legal consequences of a crime

• reprieve

• commutation

• amnesty

• pardon

_____ Presidential appointees must be approved by

• 3/4 of the States

• 2/3 of the House and Senate

• a super majority

• majority of the Senate