Precedent vs President

Match the following

• Precedent

• The number one person in charge

• President George Washington

• An example set the first time

• President Biden

• Current Leader of the U.S.

• President

• The president who set the precedent of serving only 2 terms

An example set the first time

• Precedent

• President

• How to slap a sleeping Bull: Don't be the 2nd person dumb enough to slap a bull that is now angry and awake!

The person who "presides" over an organization or country.

• Precedent

• President

• Presides means to be in charge, but this is not the correct answer.

The case of Marbury vs Madison set the example that the Supreme Court has the power of judicial review.

• Precedent

• President

• This case happened in 1803, but this is not the correct answer.

Match the following

• 5th President of The U.S.

• James Monroe

• 3rd President of The U.S.

• James Madison

• Precedent

• The Secretary of State becomes a primary advisor to The President during the presidency of George Washington.

• 2nd President of The U.S.

• John Adams

• 4th President of The U.S,

• Thomas Jefferson

A ​ (a)   is a person who leads. A ​ (b)   is an example that is followed through the years.

• president
• precedent
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