Unit 3 Vocab Quest

the position of being the President of a country, including the duties, powers, and responsibilities that come with it

the process of charging a government official, such as the President, with misconduct while in office, which may lead to their removal from office

to select someone for a position or duty, typically done by the President for certain government roles, subject to approval by the Senate

to propose someone for a position or office, often done by the President for judicial appointments or other key roles in government

in accordance with the principles and rules set forth in the constitution of a country, ensuring that actions taken by the government are legally valid

powers that are not explicitly granted by laws or constitutions but are inferred from the nature of the office or the historical precedent of similar offices

refers to the principle that allows the President of the United States and other executive branch officials to withold certain information from the legislative and judicial branches of government, as well as from the public, to protect the confidentiality of sensitive communications and decision-making processes

is the constitutional right or power of a chief executive (such as the President or a state governor) reject a bill passed by the legislature

a legal principle or decision established in a previous court case that guides future cases involving similar issues or facts

the expression of disagreement or opposition