Government Decision Making

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

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

• Chief Executive

• Head of Party

• Chief Citizen

• Economic Leader

What is a Bill?

• A law

• An idea for a new law

• The introduction to the Constitution

• The Legislative Branch

After a bill is introduced in the House, where does it go?

• A House committee studies the bill

• A Senate committtee studies the bill

• To the full House votes

• to the full Senate votes

After a bill is introduced in the Senate, where does it go?

• A House committee studies the bill

• A Senate committtee studies the bill

• To the full House votes

• to the full Senate votes

What happens if the president signs the bill?

• The bill dies

• The bill goes back to the Senate

• The bill goes back to the House of Representatives

• The bill becomes a law

What happens if the president does not like the bill?

• They still signs the bill

• They can veto the bill

• They can rewrite the bill

• Nothing, the bill is already a law