Chapter 13 Test

In the role of Chief of State, the President serves as:

• Head of all executive offices
• Leader of their political party
• Ceremonial head and national symbol
• Main architect of public policy

As Chief Executive, the President:

• Commands all military forces
• Holds executive power and broad authority over foreign/domestic affairs
• Manages diplomatic relations only
• Oversees only domestic policies

The Chief Administrator role requires the President to:

• Head all executive offices and oversee federal employees
• Create foreign policy initiatives
• Lead military operations
• Write new legislation

As Chief Diplomat, the President functions as:

• Leader of Congress
• Head of the military
• Main architect of foreign policy and nation's spokesperson
• Head of their political party

The Commander in Chief role makes the President:

• Head of state ceremonies
• Leader of all armed forces
• Chief of the Supreme Court
• Head of Congress

In the role of Chief Legislator, the President:

• Votes on all bills
• Serves as head of Congress
• Sets the legislative agenda and shapes public policy
• Appoints all judges

As Chief of Party, the President serves as:

• Head of all political parties
• Leader of their political party and builds congressional support
• Leader of congressional committees
• Head of state ceremonies

Which Presidential qualification establishes citizenship requirements?

• Must be born in Washington D.C.
• Must be naturalized for 20 years
• Must be a natural born citizen
• Must have two American parents

The Constitution requires a President to have lived in the United States for:

• 10 years
• 12 years
• 14 years
• 16 years

Which combination of qualifications must a President meet?

• Age 30, natural born citizen, 10 years residency
• Age 35, natural born citizen, 14 years residency
• Age 40, naturalized citizen, 14 years residency
• Age 35, naturalized citizen, 20 years residency