WorksheetsGov - Chapter 9 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
A formal order given by a higher authority
De Facto
Executive Agreement
Executive Order
Mandate
A rule issued by the president that has the force of law
Executive Agreement
Executive Order
De Facto
Impoundment
The president's refusal to spend money Congress has voted to fund a program.
Impoundment
Mandate
Reprieve
Amnesty
The postponement of legal punishment.
Pardon
Amnesty
Reprieve
Patronage
A release from a legal punishment.
Amnesty
Pardon
Reprieve
Covert
A group pardon to individuals for an offense against the government.
Pardon
Reprieve
De Facto
Amnesty
A formal agreement between the governments of two or more countries.
Treaty
Executive Agreement
Forum
Mandate
An agreement made between the president and a head of state.
Executive Order
Treaty
Executive Agreement
Patronage
The practice of granting favors to reward party loyalty.
Covert
Mandate
Pardon
Patronage
typically a societal norm that is not enforced by law.
De Jure
Covert
Executive Order
De Facto
When something is secret, like military operations or private information
Treaty
Executive Agreement
Covert
Pardon
Presidential powers are defined by what article of the Constitution?
Article I
Article II
Article III
Article IV
Select all that apply-
The role "Head of State" has these duties:
Chief Diplomat
Throw First Pitch
Goes to Each State
Makes all decisions
Select all that apply-
As "Chief Executive" the role includes:
Laws of Congress Carried Out
Executive Orders
Impoundment, Reprieve, Pardon, & Amnesty
Has control of military
Select all that apply-
The role "Chief Legislator" includes:
Proposes new Legislation
Commander of Military
Control of Senate
Makes Executive Decisions
Economic planner means the President prepares a federal (a) ?
Select all that apply-
"Chief Diplomat" has the role of:
Military
Treaties
Executive Agreements
Economy
"Commander in Chief" has control of the (a) ?
Congressional overrides can get rid of a presidential veto by
2/3 votes in the the hosue of reps
3/4 vote in the senate
2/3 vote in each house
3/4 vote in each house
Select all that apply-
Which of these are limit on the presidents powers?
Congressional overrides
Senator Confirmation power
Power of the Purse
Impeachment
Judicial Review
