Presidential Roles & the Executive Branch

Which presidential role which would be ultimately responsible for dealing with each of the following situations. The president vetoed a law making it illegal to drive without a seatbelt.

Chief ___________

• Legislator
• Executive

• Diplomat

• Guardian of the Economy

Which presidential role which would be ultimately responsible for dealing with each of the following situations. The Democratic president helped a Democratic candidate for governor get elected.

• Chief of Party
• Chief of State

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Executive

Which presidential role which would be ultimately responsible for dealing with each of the following situations. The president is putting together a federal budget.

Chief Guardian of ....

• the State

• the Party

• the Economy

• Foreign Affairs

Which presidential role which would be ultimately responsible for dealing with each of the following situations. The British Royal family is visiting from the UK and the President hosts a a party at the White House

• Chief of the Economy

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Legislator

• Chief of State

Which presidential role which would be ultimately responsible for dealing with each of the following situations. The president authorizes the B2 stealth bomber to travel from Whiteman Air Force base in Missouri to carry out missile bombings in the Middle East.

• Chief Executive

• Chief Legislator

• Chief Diplomat

• Commander in Chief

Which presidential role which would be ultimately responsible for dealing with each of the following situations. Creating an executive order to desegregate the military.

• Chief Executive
• Commander in Chief

• Chief Legislator

• Chief Diplomat

Which presidential role which would be ultimately responsible for dealing with each of the following situations. Bringing together Russia and China to sign a peace treaty and de-escalate tensions in the region.

• Chief Diplomat
• Chief Executive

• Chief of State

• Commander in Chief

Who appoints all federal judges?

• The U. S. Senate

• The state legislature

• The Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court

• The President

What is the President’s term of office? “No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice, and no person who has held the office of President, or acted as President, for more than two years of a term to which some other person was elected President shall be elected to the office of the President more than once.” 22nd Amendment U.S. Constitution

• Six years with a one term limit.

• Four years with a one term limit.

• Four years with a two term limit.

• Six years with a two term limit.

What are the official qualifications for becoming President?

• 35 years old, born a U. S. citizen and live in the U. S. for seven years.

• 30 years old, a U. S. citizen and live in the U. S. for nine years.

• 35 years old, born a U. S. citizen and live in the U. S. for fourteen years.

• 40 years old, a U. S. citizen and live in the U. S. for fourteen years.