#12 PRESIDENTIAL POWERS 2: CRASH COURSE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

What is the difference between expressed and informal powers of the President?

• Informal powers are written in the Constitution, while expressed powers are not.

• Expressed powers are only used during war, while informal powers are used during peace.

• Expressed powers are written in the Constitution, while informal powers are not.

• Informal powers are only used during war, while expressed powers are used during peace.

What is an executive agreement?

• A formal treaty that requires Senate approval.

• An agreement between the US and foreign nations that does not require Senate approval.

• A law passed by Congress.

• A military order issued by the President.

What role does the President play as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the US?

• He directs agency heads and implements laws.

• He declares war.

• He appoints judges and ambassadors.

• He leads the military during war.

What is the purpose of executive orders?

• To appoint Supreme Court justices.

• To issue directives that have the force of law.

• To create treaties with foreign nations.

• To declare war.

What is executive privilege?

• The President's power to appoint ambassadors.

• The President's power to veto bills.

• The President's ability to keep information secret for national security reasons.

• The President's ability to declare war without Congress.