Executive Branch Review

What does the President do as Chief Legislator?

• Approves or vetoes a bill after Congress passes it.

• Gives Congress the marjority of bills to be consider made into law.

• The President sits on Congressional committees.

• Commands the Armed Forces.

Which of the following is NOT a qualification to be President?

• Must be 35 years old.

• Must have lived in the United States for 14 years.

• Must be a natural born citizen.

• Can not have already been a President already for 2 terms.

• Must be a member of the Free Masons.

How many electoral votes does an individual need to become President?

• 300

• 270

• 435

• 100

What Amendment clarifies Presidential Succession?

• 10th

• 15th

• 25th

• 5th

What is method the President can impact laws being carried out?

• Jury Nullification

• Judicial Review

• Policy Riders

• Executive Order

Until the election of Franklin D. Roosvelt in the 20th Century, how many terms could a President serve?

• There were no term limits.

• One

• Two

• Four

Match the following Presidential Roles with its corresponding definition.

• Can introduce legislation to Congress and request, urge, or insist that they pass certain laws.

• Commander-in-Chief

• Ensures all laws are enforced and is the head of the Executive Branch.

• Chief of State

• Symbol of America and its government.

• Chief of the Party (Party Leader)

• Leader of the Armed Forces.

• Chief Legislator

• Leader of their political party.

• Chief Executive

This department is in charge of foreign policy or diplomacy with other nations?

• Department of the Interior

• Department of the Treasury

• Department of State

• Federal Trade Commission

Who was the youngest President?

• John F, Kennedy

• Grover Cleavland

• Thedore Roosevelt

• Franklin Pierce

The Secret Service is part of what federal department?

• Department of Defense

• Department of Homeland Security

• Justice Department

• Department of the Treasury