L3 SECOND BRANCH, THE EXECUTIVE

What was a key outcome of the armed rebellion in Massachusetts?

• It led to the establishment of the Senate.
• It convinced leaders that an executive branch was necessary.
• It resulted in the immediate election of a president.
• It caused the Articles of Confederation to be rewritten.

What was a significant reason for the establishment of the executive branch in the U.S. government?

• To ensure a single leader could make all decisions.
• To address the chaos experienced under the Articles of Confederation.
• To limit the power of the military.
• To create a system where Congress could easily override presidential decisions.

Which branch of government did the Framers intend to be the most powerful?

• The executive branch
• The judicial branch
• The military branch
• The legislative branch

According to Article II of the Constitution, which of the following is NOT a qualification to be president?

• Must be at least 35 years old.
• Must be a natural-born citizen.
• Must have served in the military.
• Must have lived in the U.S. for 14 years.

What is a requirement for a person to be eligible for the presidency?

• Must be a natural-born U.S. citizen.
• Must have served in Congress for at least 5 years.
• Must have prior military experience.
• Must have a college degree.

According to Article II, what is the minimum age requirement to be president of the United States?

• 30 years old
• 32 years old
• 35 years old
• 40 years old

What was one of the main concerns of the Framers regarding the presidency?

• That the president would have too much influence over Congress.
• That the president would have too little power.
• That the president could become a king.
• That the president would not be elected fairly.

What is the role of the Electoral College in U.S. presidential elections?

• It conducts the impeachment process.
• It determines the qualifications for presidency.
• It is a group that casts official votes for presidential candidates.
• It directly elects the president by popular vote.

Which of the following is a limit on presidential power?

• The president can create laws without Congressional approval.
• The president can grant pardons without limits.
• The president cannot receive a raise while in office.
• The president can appoint judges without any restrictions.

What role does the president serve as commander in chief?

• The president can negotiate treaties with foreign nations.
• The president can declare war.
• The president is in charge of the military.
• The president can appoint military leaders without restrictions.