U.S. Presidential Roles and Requirements

This is the age you must be in order to run for President of the U.S.

• 25 Years Old

• 30 Years Old

• 35 Years Old

• 40 Years Old

Of the following, this is NOT a role of the President.

• Commander-In-Chief

• Chief Economic Planner

• Chief Judicial Officer

• Chief Diplomat

The 22nd Amendment to the Constitution limited a presidential term to ______.

• 8 Years

• 6 Years

• 4 Years

• 2 Years

This person is second in the Presidential Line of Succession and is after the Vice President.

• President Pro Tempore of the Senate

• Secretary of State

• Secretary of Homeland Security

• Speaker of the House

Of the 538 total Electoral College votes, this is the magic number needed to win the presidency.

• 269

• 270

• 538

• 100

In the event that neither candidate receives enough electoral votes, how do we determine who the president will be?

• The Senate will be vote to determine the winner.

• The House will vote to determine the winner.

• The entire voting population of the U.S. will vote again to determine a winner.

• Their will be an official coin toss to determine a winner.

___________ is the process used to remove the president if he/she has committed a high crime or misdemeanor and the ______ holds the power to begin this process.

• Impeachment, House

• Impeachment, Senate

• Recall, Voting Population

• Referendum, Convicts

In this role, the President is the main architect of America's foreign policy.

• Chief Administrator

• Chief Diplomat

• Commander-in-Chief

• Chief Executive

In this role, the president proposes laws to congress.

• Chief of State

• Chief of Part

• Chief Legislator

• Chief Citizen

In this role, the president is in charge of America's armed forces.

• Commaner-In-Chief

• Chief Diplomat

• Chief of Party

• Chief Legislator