Unit 6 Government Test

What is the constitutional process by which a sitting president, vice president, or other federal officials can be removed from office for committing certain high crimes?

• Executive Order

• Impeachment

• Pardon

• State of the Union Address

What is the annual address to Congress called, which allows the President to outline the administration’s legislative agenda, propose new policies, and address national issues?

• Executive Order

• State of the Union Address

• Presidential Cabinet

• Emergency Powers

What is the term for the President’s advisors in a specific area of policy who oversee the operation of their respective department?

• Executive Order

• Presidential Cabinet

• Attorney General

• Department of State

What powers may the President have in times of national emergency, allowing them to act swiftly without the typical checks and balances?

• Executive Order

• Emergency Powers

• Pardon

• Impeachment

What is the minimum age qualification to be President of the United States?

• Twenty-Five

• Thirty

• Thirty-Five

• Forty

What is the presidential power called where the President can grant immunity to anyone charged with a crime?

• Executive Order

• Pardon

• Impeachment

• Emergency Powers

How many years must one be a resident of the United States to qualify for the presidency?

• Ten

• Twelve

• Fourteen

• Fifteen

Who represents the federal government in legal matters and gives advice to the President, including overseeing agencies like the FBI and DEA?

• Secretary of State

• Attorney General

• Presidential Cabinet

• Department of State

What is the qualification regarding birthplace to be President of the United States?

• Naturalized citizen

• Born on United States soil

• Born in any country

• Born in a U.S. territory

Which department advises the President on relationships and current events in foreign countries?

• Department of Defense

• Department of State

• Department of Justice

• Department of Homeland Security