U.S. Presidential Powers and Qualifications

The video reviews Unit 4 of AP Government, focusing on the presidency. It covers the length of presidential terms, qualifications, and the powers of the president. The system of checks and balances, including congressional and judicial checks, is explained. The video also discusses presidential succession, impeachment, the Electoral College, and the role of the Vice President.

What was the primary focus of Unit 4 in the AP Government course?

• The legislative process

• State governments

• The presidency

• The judicial system

Which amendment limits the number of terms a U.S. president can serve?

• 19th Amendment

• 21st Amendment

• 22nd Amendment

• 25th Amendment

Which of the following is NOT a formal qualification for becoming the U.S. president?

• Being at least 35 years old

• Being a natural born citizen

• Having prior political experience

• Residing in the U.S. for 14 years

Which power allows the president to appoint ambassadors?

• Executive power

• Diplomatic power

• Judicial power

• Legislative power

What role does the president play in the military?

• Speaker of the House

• Secretary of Defense

• Chief Justice

• Commander-in-Chief

Which branch of government can override a presidential veto?

• Judicial branch

• Executive branch

• Legislative branch

• State governments

What is the role of public opinion in checking presidential power?

• It has no effect

• It influences media coverage

• It can lead to impeachment

• It affects approval ratings

Who becomes president if the current president is unable to serve?

• Secretary of State

• Chief Justice

• Speaker of the House

• Vice President

What is the minimum number of electoral votes needed to win the U.S. presidency?

• 270

• 250

• 300

• 200

Which amendment outlines the process for presidential succession?

• 25th Amendment

• 22nd Amendment

• 12th Amendment

• 27th Amendment