The Presidency and Bureaucracy

Responsible for presiding over the Senate and casting a tie breaking vote

• President

• Vice President

• Speaker of the House

• Chief Diplomat

Someone who works for executive departments that implements or enforces laws

• Diplomat

• Ambassador

• Party Leader

• Bureaucrat

The traditional precedent to serve only two terms originated with this president who chose not to run for a third term

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Abraham Lincoln

• George Washington

A federal employee who calls attention to wrongdoing within the government

• Bureaucrat

• Chief Diplomat

• Party Leader

• Whistleblower

The president is fulfilling this role when travelling around the country supporting the political campaigns of fellow democrats or republicans running for office

• Chief Executive

• Chief Legislator

• Chief Diplomat

• Party Leader

The Pendleton Act changed the process for employment in this system. Applicants must take an exam to prevent corruption and improve competency

• Treasury

• Justice

• Civil Service

• Whistleblower

If the President and Vice President die, who is next in the line of succession?

• Speaker of the House

• President Pro Tempore

• Secretary of State

• Attorney General

The difference between the White House staff and Cabinet Secretaries is that the Cabinet members must be confirmed by....

• The Senate

• The House

• The Supreme Court

• The Vice President

The president is fulfilling this role when he must receive approval from the Senate to sign treaties

• Chief Legislator

• Party Leader

• Chief Diplomat

• Head of State

Greatly expanded the executive branch with New Deal economic programs

• George Washington

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Ronald Reagan