Presidential Roles

What does the President do as Legislative Leader?

• Leads the military

• Leads the Executive Branch

• Gives awards to deserving citizens

• Proposes laws to Congress

What role allows the President to be the leader of the military?

• Chief of State
• Chief of Party
• Commander-in-Chief
• Chief Executive

What does the President do as Chief Diplomat?

• Leads foreign policy

• Leads his political party

• Leads the Executive Branch

• Leads the military

Which role of the President is being displayed in this picture?

• Chief of Party
• Chief Diplomat
• Commander-in-Chief
• Chief of State

"The President presides over the federal bureaucracy, departments and agencies, chooses and appoints officials and acts as CEO of the federal government"

Best describes which of the following roles of the President?

• Chief Executive

• Chief of State

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Diplomat

"The President is considered the de facto leader of their political party and can exert great influence over other members of their party and often campaigns and fundraises for other members of their party."

Best describes which of the following roles of the President?

• Legislative Leader

• Chief Citizen

• Chief manager of the Economy

• Head of Party

Which of the following is arguably the main job of the President?

• Chief Executive

• Head of Party

• Chief Citizen

• Economic Leader

Who has the sole power of introducing bills to Congress?

• the President

• members of Congress

• the Supreme Court

• American citizens

When President Bill Clinton helped create a peace treaty between Israel and Palestine, he was acting in what presidential role?

• Chief Diplomat

• Chief of State

• Chief Executive

• Chief Legislator

President Ford is giving the State of the Union address to Congress. What role of the president does this fulfill?

• Chief of State

• Chief Citizen

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Legislator