SSCG10e

Which role of the President allows him to oversee the operations of the federal government, ensuring the enforcement of laws passed by Congress?

• Chief Diplomat

• Chief Executive

• Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces

• Chief of State

As Commander in Chief, the President has the authority to:

• Declare war without the approval of Congress.

• Direct military operations and strategies.

• Promote all military officers.

• Draft citizens into the military.

Which role requires the President to represent the United States at official functions both domestically and abroad?

• Chief Executive

• Chief of State

• Chief Diplomat

• Party Leader

In the role of Chief Agenda Setter, the President is responsible for:

• Negotiating treaties with foreign governments.

• Setting the legislative agenda by proposing bills to Congress.

• Appointing federal judges.

• Hosting state dinners.

The President acts as the Chief Diplomat when he:

• Commands the army and navy of the United States.

• Meets with political party leaders to discuss policy.

• Negotiates treaties and formal agreements with other countries.

• Vetoes a bill passed by Congress.

Which of the following is NOT a power of the President as Commander in Chief?

• Ordering troops into combat.

• Declaring war unilaterally.

• Managing the Department of Defense.

• Overseeing the United States Armed Forces.

As Chief Executive, the President is responsible for:

• Leading the national political party.

• Representing the nation at global summits.

• Implementing and enforcing laws.

• Setting interest rates for the Federal Reserve.

The role of Chief of State symbolizes:

• The President's authority over state governments.

• The President as the symbolic representative of the United States.

• The President's role in creating state policies.

• The President's leadership in the federal legislative process.

When acting as Chief Agenda Setter, the President influences Congress by:

• Appointing Congressional leaders.

• Delivering the State of the Union address.

• Issuing executive orders without Congressional approval.

• Directly voting on legislation.

Which responsibility is unique to the President's role as Commander in Chief?

• Nominating ambassadors to other countries.

• Signing bills into law.

• Deciding on the deployment of troops overseas.

• Negotiating trade agreements with foreign nations.