* Presidential Powers *

What is the president responsible for?

• Carrying out the duties of the legislative branch.

• Carrying out the duties of the judicial branch.

• Carrying out the duties of the executive branch.

• All of the above.

How does the president carry out the laws?

• By signing legislation into law.

• By contacting the House of representatives.

• By visiting the oath of office.

• By casting all votes.

The constitution gives the president several specific powers:

• All of the above

• He or she receives leaders and other officials of foreign countries.

• He or she can pardon or reduce the penalties against people convicted of federal crimes.

• He or she can veto or reject bills passed in congress.

A pardon declares forgiveness and freedom from punishment.

• True

• False

The president is generally regarded as the leader of his or her political party.

• True

• False

What is it called when the president leads the foreign policy of the United States?

• Head of State

• Representatives

• Chief Diplomat

• Ambassadors

What does the constitution requires or call for?

• They require for the president to discuss the president being a symbol of both federal government and the entire nation.

• They require for the president to discuss the nations most important issues.

• They requires the president to tell congress about the "State of Union"

• They require for the president to discuss the next president and their duties.

Which branch is the president the head of?

• Vice presidential branch

• Executive Branch

• Judicial branch

• Legislative branch

Who is the most powerful public official in the U.S.

• The governor

• Army troops

• Vice president

• The president

What is also the task of the president?

• To plan the federal government's budget

• To plan the vice presidents wedding

• To make sure that other countries rich

• To make sure that the schools have bad teachers