History Kids: The Executive Branch

The video explores the concept of leadership, focusing on the establishment and role of the executive branch in the US government. It details the responsibilities of the President, including enforcing laws, issuing executive orders, and acting as Commander-in-Chief. The video also covers the qualifications and election process for the President, the role of the Vice President, and the function of the President's Cabinet and advisors.

In which city did the Founding Fathers gather to draft and sign the Constitution?

• Boston

• Philadelphia

• New York City

• Hartford

How many branches of government were established by the Constitution?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• One

Who assists the President in executing the duties of the executive branch?

• Vice President

• All of the above

• Department Heads

• Independent Agency Workers

What is one of the President's main duties?

• All of the above

• Advising state governors

• Enforcing laws passed by Congress

• Writing new laws

What are the official directives issued by the President called?

• Vetoes

• Legislation

• Laws

• Executive Orders

How often does the President typically deliver the State of the Union address?

• Once a year

• Twice a year

• Three to five times a year

• Monthly

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

• 45 years

• 35 years

• 30 years

• 21 years

Who was the only U.S. President elected to four terms?

• George Washington

• Franklin Delano Roosevelt

• John F. Kennedy

• George W. Bush

What is the name of the President's office in the White House?

• The Roosevelt Library

• The Oval Office

• The Blue Room

• The Executive Suite

Who elects the Vice President of the United States?

• The people of the US

• The Electoral College

• State legislatures

• None of the above