L1 EXECUTIVE COMMAND

What is the primary source of the president's powers as outlined in the U.S. Constitution?

• Article I, Section 1
• Article II, Section 2
• Amendment 10
• Article III, Section 1

What challenge does the president face when updating Congress on national issues?

• Lack of communication tools
• Limited time to prepare
• Balancing multiple interests
• No obligation to inform

What is the president's responsibility when it comes to updating Congress?

• To hold weekly meetings
• To provide a yearly report
• To ignore Congress
• To send emails

Which statement best describes the president's power to veto?

• It can be overridden by Congress
• It is absolute and cannot be challenged
• It applies only to foreign treaties
• It must be done within 24 hours

What is one way the president can influence legislation?

• By proposing a budget
• By declaring laws unconstitutional
• By appointing judges
• By conducting foreign negotiations

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the president?

• Delivering the State of the Union Address
• Meeting with foreign diplomats
• Making laws
• Declaring war

How does the president's responsibility for domestic affairs differ from foreign affairs?

• Domestic affairs require more public support
• Foreign affairs do not involve the military
• Domestic affairs are only about laws
• Foreign affairs are less regulated

What does the president do during the State of the Union Address?

• Sign bills into law
• Declare war
• Appoint Supreme Court justices
• Propose new laws

In what way does the president's ability to meet with foreign diplomats influence international relations?

• It is only ceremonial
• It has no impact on relations
• It allows for direct negotiation
• It requires Senate approval

Which of the following actions can the president take as commander in chief?

• Declare war
• Appoint Supreme Court justices
• Negotiate treaties
• Create new military branches