Understanding the Role of the Vice President

The video discusses the roles and responsibilities of the U.S. President and Vice President. It highlights Franklin Roosevelt's perspective on the presidency and the limited constitutional duties of the Vice President. The historical evolution of the vice presidency, including its role as a stepping-stone to the presidency, is explored. The video also touches on the financial aspects of running a presidential campaign.

What did Franklin Roosevelt's vice president famously compare his job to?

• A walk in the park

• A bucket of warm spit

• A bed of roses

• A pot of gold

What is one of the constitutional duties of the Vice President?

• To appoint Supreme Court justices

• To break ties in the Senate

• To veto bills

• To declare war

What is one of the responsibilities of the Vice President during a presidential election?

• To receive and announce electoral votes

• To manage the President's schedule

• To organize debates

• To campaign for the President

When did the Vice Presidency become a required position?

• 2001

• 1967

• 1865

• 1789

How many Vice Presidents have become President?

• 14

• 10

• 25

• 20

What amendment made the Vice Presidency a required position?

• 20th Amendment

• 12th Amendment

• 25th Amendment

• 27th Amendment

What is unique about the term limits for the Vice President?

• They can only serve one term

• They can serve unlimited terms but only if re-elected

• They must serve two terms

• There are no term limits

Who was the Vice President that compared his job to a bucket of warm spit?

• John Adams

• Al Gore

• John Nance Garner

• Thomas Jefferson

What is a significant cost in a presidential campaign?

• Travel expenses

• Office supplies

• Personal wardrobe

• Home renovations