The President's Role: Chief Executive and Head of State

What are the two important positions held by the President of the United States?

• Chief Executive and Head of State

• Chief Justice and Head of Government

• Commander and Chief

• Speaker and Leader

As the Chief Executive, the President makes sure that the laws passed by ______ are followed.

• Congress

• The Supreme Court

• The Senate

• The House of Representatives

Which branch of the government does the President oversee as Chief Executive?

• Legislative

• Executive

• Judicial

• Financial

The President works with the Department of Education to ensure schools follow ______.

• State education laws

• Federal education laws

• Local education laws

• International education laws

What power does the President have as Chief Executive regarding appointments?

• To appoint judges

• To appoint Cabinet members

• To appoint senators

• To appoint governors

The President can propose new laws as part of their role as ______.

• A) Head of State

• B) Chief Executive

• C) Commander in Chief

• D) Chief Justice

What is a key duty of the Chief Executive?

• To declare war

• To propose new laws

• To sign treaties

• To appoint ambassadors.

The President's budget proposal outlines how the government will spend money in the ______.

• Past year

• Current year

• Coming year

• Last decade

As Head of State, the President represents the United States to ______.

• The Congress

• The Supreme Court

• The rest of the world

• The local government.

The President attends important ceremonies and events as part of their role as ______.

• Chief Executive

• Head of State

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Justice