Chapter 10: Choosing the President Review

known as “the Great Communicator”

• Ronald Reagan

• compensation

• Electoral College

• impeachment

• primary election

salary received by the president and others

• Ronald Reagan

• compensation

• Electoral College

• impeachment

• primary election

representatives of voters in a presidential election

• Ronald Reagan

• compensation

• Electoral College

• impeachment

• primary election

presidential event that might lead to the vice president taking over

• Ronald Reagan

• compensation

• Electoral College

• impeachment

• primary election

candidates of the same political party run against each other

• Ronald Reagan

• compensation

• Electoral College

• impeachment

• primary election

instituted presidential term limits

• Twenty-second amendment

• third-party candidate

• Succession Act of 1947

• Twelfth Amendment

• popular vote

not running as a Democrat or Republican

• Twenty-second amendment

• third-party candidate

• Succession Act of 1947

• Twelfth Amendment

• popular vote

fixes problem with choosing vice president and president

• Twenty-second amendment

• third-party candidate

• Succession Act of 1947

• Twelfth Amendment

• popular vote

includes compromise that established Electoral College

• Twenty-second amendment

• third-party candidate

• Succession Act of 1947

• Twelfth Amendment

• popular vote

possible alternative to the Electoral College

• Twenty-second amendment

• third-party candidate

• Succession Act of 1947

• Twelfth Amendment

• popular vote