The Executive Branch

This person is the head of the executive branch

• the speaker of the house

• the president pro tempore

• The vice-president

• The president

This is the current president of the United States (a)   , he belongs to the ​ (b)   party

• Donald Trump
• republican
• Joe Biden
• JD Vance
• Green
• Democratic

At the state level, this person functions as the executive branch

• The governor

• speaker of the house

• Senate whip

• the vice-governor

You must be at least ​ (a)   years old to run for president. And you must have lived in the US for at least ​ (b)   prior to running for president.​

• 35
• 14 years
• 30
• 25
• 9 years
• 7 years

​ (a)   is the removal of a public official for committing a crime. It begins in the ​ (b)   and ends in the ​ (c)  

• Impeachment
• House of Representatives
• Senate
• Supreme Court
• Rule of Law

Who is responsible for appointing the Supreme Court Justices?

• The president

• The vice-president

• The speaker of the house

• The senate

A president can issue these, which have the force of laws but do not have to be passed by congress.

• Emergency powers

• Executive orders

• Veto

• Legislation

The president is assisted by many administrative agencies, what do we call this?

• the advisors

• the cabinet

• the drawers

• the vice-presidency

The ​ (a)   elects the president. It consists of 535 electors and changes state by state due the state's ​ (b)  

• Electoral College
• population
• representatives
• popular vote
• president pro tempore

What do the executive departments do? (pick 2)

• Help carry out decisions made by the president

• Provide services to the American people

• Help the president get elected

• Help get laws passed