Executive Branch

According to the Constitution, the president must be at least

• 40 years old
• 30 years old
• 25 years old
• 35 years old

The president is head of the

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

The president of the Constitutional convention was

• George Washington
• Thomas Jefferson
• Benjamin Franklin
• John Adams

The President is elected for a term of

• four years
• eight years
• six years
• two years

The president is limited to

• two terms
• four terms
• one term
• three terms

The power to negotiate treaties is held by

• The President of the United States
• The Senate Majority Leader
• The Vice President
• The Secretary of State

According to the constitution, the president is elected by

• the House of Representatives
• popular vote
• the Electoral College
• the Senate

What is the purpose of the executive branch?

• To interpret laws and settle disputes.
• To oversee the judicial branch and its functions.
• Execute or carry out the Federal laws and defend the Constitution

• To create new laws and regulations.

Who is the Commander in Chief of the U.S?

• The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
• The Secretary of Defense
• The President of the United States
• The Vice President of the United States

Can Congress impeach the President or limit the President's powers?

• Yes, Congress can impeach the President and limit the President's powers.
• No, the President is immune from Congressional actions.
• Yes, Congress can only limit the President's powers, not impeach.
• No, Congress cannot impeach the President.