Which organization was established in 1939 to assist the President?

Maximum number of years someone may serve as President:

Which amendment placed limits on the President's tenure?

Choose the three Constitutional qualifications for the President (Choose all three):

Which amendment deals with Presidential succession?

Who is first in line to succeed the Presidency if the President is removed from office?

Complete the order of Presidential succession: Vice-President, Speaker of the House, president pro tem of the Senate, secretary of state, ____________.

Which document provides the foundation of Presidential authority?

Where is the ultimate source of authority for the President and all world leaders from?

Which is NOT one of the reasons character is important in a President?

Which is NOT one of the five primary roles of the President?

Which is one of the five primary roles of the President?

What is NOT one of the three ceremonial functions of the President as chief of state?

One of the President's power as chief executive includes pardoning people.

Which of the following is NOT one of the President's power as chief executive?

What are three powers the President has as chief legislator?

What was the most famous treaty approved by the Senate and signed by the President in recent times?

What was the most famous treaty that Congress refused to pass?

Who was the President who supported the failed Treaty of Versailles at the end of World War I?

Which organization was established in 1939 to assist the President?

Which organization or office has the role to head and organize the White House?

Which organization or office plans the federal government's annual budget, assists in developing the nation's overall fiscal policy and coordinate with various agencies within the executive branch?

Who is considered the "Father of the Country"?

Which article of the Constitution discusses the executive branch?

Which amendment provides for separate ballots for President and Vice President?

Which amendment changed the date of the Presidential inauguration from March 4 to January 20?

Which amendment limited the President to two only two terms and no more than 10 years in office?

Which amendment granted the District of Columbia three electors?

Which amendment provides for the Vice President to succeed the President if the President should resign or die while in office?

What are the two official duties of the Vice President?

Which is NOT one of the reasons character is important in a President?

the highest number of votes but less than half

collection of behaviors and ceremonies that are observed by diplomats and heads of state

postponement of a sentence in a criminal case

legal exoneration (or forgiveness) for a crime

a group of delegates chosen to elect the president

issues that will be considered and debated in Congress during the coming year

a general pardon issued to a group of persons all at one time

to reduce a sentence and/or lower a fine

commands of the President which have the force of law without Congressional approval

a formal agreement between two nations

speech given by the President shortly after taking the oath of office; usually expresses the main points to be followed by his new administration

annual message given by the President to Congress shortly after Congress convenes in January

the candidate who receives the plurality of the vote receives all the electoral votes from that state.

an informal understanding between the President and the leader of a foreign country

diplomatic recognition

Presidential programs relating to financial affairs

panel of advisors to the President consisting of the heads of the executive departments

known as the "doorkeeper" to the President

candidate who fails to win a majority of the popular votes and yet wins the Presidency

What does EOP stand for?

The Constitution gives the President the power to declare war.

The Constitution gives the President the ability to negotiate treaties and enter into executive agreements with other heads of state.

The President must find a representative or a senator to present legislation to Congress.

The President is supposed to execute laws passed by Congress.

Which cabinet department deals with the funding of schools.

Which cabinet department is responsible for interstate travel over highways and railways?

Which cabinet department oversees the military and develops policies to protect American interests around the world?

Which is NOT one of the President's powers or responsibilities in domestic affairs?

The President can pick out parts of a bill he doesn't like and veto those items while signing the part of the bill he likes into law?

Each Presidential term lasts four years, and a President may be elected to two terms

The power of the President to rule comes from his control of the military.

Which is not one of the military branches over which the President is Commander-in-Chief?

According to the War Powers Resolution, how long is the President is authorized to send troops into an area before needing Congressional approval?

What type of powers are inherent in the office of the President and implied in the US Constitution?

Who was the only person to serve as President who was not elected to be President or Vice-President?

Who were the only two Presidents to have been impeached by the House of Representatives?

Which President DID NOT die while in office?

Complete the line of Presidential succession: Vice-President, Speaker of the House, President pro tempore of the Senate, ....