Exploring the Role and Responsibilities of the U.S. President

The video tutorial explains the role and responsibilities of the U.S. president. It covers the election process, eligibility criteria, and the president's duties, including leading the executive branch, serving as commander-in-chief, and working from the White House. The video also discusses the inauguration ceremony, daily tasks, and the president's role in global diplomacy. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for updates.

How often do U.S. citizens vote for a new president?

• Every two years

• Every eight years

• Every four years

• Every six years

What is the minimum age requirement to become the President of the United States?

• 40 years old

• 35 years old

• 30 years old

• 45 years old

Where does the ceremony marking the beginning of a new president's duties take place?

• The White House

• The Pentagon

• The Supreme Court

• The Capitol Building

What is the title given to the president as the leader of the U.S. armed forces?

• Commander-in-Chief

• Secretary of Defense

• General of the Army

• Chief of Staff

Where does the president live and work?

• The Pentagon

• The Capitol Building

• The White House

• Camp David

What is the name of the office where the president works each morning?

• The Oval Office

• The Roosevelt Room

• The Cabinet Room

• The Situation Room

Who assists the president in his duties by forming a group known as the cabinet?

• Senators

• Governors

• Nominated advisors

• Supreme Court judges

What is one of the international responsibilities of the U.S. president?

• Managing state budgets

• Traveling to meet other world leaders

• Running the Supreme Court

• Overseeing local elections