Chapter 6 President of US

Who vetoes bills?

• the President

• the Majority Leader

• the President Pro Tempore

• the Speaker of the House of Representatives

Who is in charge of the executive branch?

• the President

• the Chief Justice

• the Majority Leader

• the Speaker of the House

If the President can no longer serve, who becomes President?

• the Vice President

• the Secretary of State

• the President Pro Tempore

• the Speaker of the House of Representatives

Who signs bills to become laws?

• the President

• the Vice President

• the Secretary of State

• the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

If both the President and the Vice President can no longer serve, who becomes President?

• the Secretary of State

• the U.S. Attorney General

• the President Pro Tempore

• the Speaker of the House of Representatives

Who is the Commander in Chief of the military?

• the President

• the Secretary of Defense

• the U.S. Attorney General

• the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

What is the main duty of the President's Cabinet?

• set policy

• make laws

• advise the President

• command the military

Who is in charge of the Executive Office of the President (entire White House staff)?

• The President

• The Vice President

• Congress

• Chief of Staff

The President has to present a budget every year to Congress.

• true

• false

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) does what job?

• Encourage and expand those private efforts of churches and other charitable organizations combating drug abuse, gang violence, alcoholism homelessness, and etc.

• Prepare the federal budget: a financial document detailed estimate of receipts and expenditure. An anticipation of federal income and spending for the fiscal year.

• Meets often on short notice to advise the president in all domestic, foreign and military matters related to the nations security

• uses 3 of the the country's leading economist to provide the president with the major source of information and advise on the nation's economy