Video: Executive Branch

What are the three branches of government in the US?

• Legislative, executive, and judicial
• Legislative, administrative, and military
• Executive, judicial, and electoral
• Administrative, judicial, and executive

Who heads the executive branch?

• The Speaker of the House
• The Chief Justice
• The President
• The Vice President

Which position comes first in the presidential line of succession?

• Senate President Pro Tempore
• The Speaker of the House
• Cabinet Members
• The Vice President

What unique power does the president have regarding legislation?

• To create laws
• To veto bills
• To enforce laws
• To amend the Constitution

How many independent federal commissions does the president appoint heads to?

• About 10
• More than 50
• Exactly 100
• Approximately 30

What is required for a treaty signed by the president to become ratified?

• Approval by the House of Representatives
• A simple majority in Congress
• Support of 2/3 of the Senate
• Presidential proclamation

What are the eligibility requirements to be president?

• Must be 30 years old, a citizen, and a resident for 10 years
• Must be 35 years old, a natural born citizen, and a resident for 14 years
• Must be 40 years old, a citizen, and a resident for 20 years
• Must be 25 years old, a citizen, and have a college degree

How long is a presidential term?

• Three years
• Six years
• Four years
• Five years

What is the system called that is used to elect the president?

• Direct voting
• Popular vote
• Electoral college
• Congress vote

How many terms can a president serve according to the 22nd amendment?

• One term
• Two terms
• Three terms
• Unlimited terms