Understanding the Role of the U.S. President

What is the primary purpose of the presidential oath of office?

• To declare allegiance to a political party

• To ensure the president is above the law

• To outline the president's job description and responsibilities

• To promise to serve for a lifetime

Which of the following is NOT a qualification to become the U.S. president?

• Being a resident of the U.S. for 14 years

• Being at least 35 years old

• Being a natural-born citizen

• Having served in the military

What role does the president play in foreign policy?

• Drafting state laws

• Appointing state governors

• Making treaties with Senate approval

• Declaring war without Congress

How have modern presidents expanded their role over time?

• By focusing solely on domestic issues

• By delegating all responsibilities to Congress

• By becoming more involved in war-making decisions

• By reducing the number of executive orders

Why is it important to be informed about who the next president is?

• Because the president can change the Constitution at will

• Because the president's actions can influence education and job markets

• Because the president serves for life

• Because the president's decisions have no impact on citizens