Who is the current Vice President of the United States?

How many terms can a U.S. President serve?

How many years does the term of a President last?

The _________ amendment to the U.S. Constitution allows the Vice President to become acting President if the President is unable to carry out the duties of the office.

The _________ amendment to the U.S. Constitution which was ratified in 1951 officially limits to the President to two terms in office.

Most of the appointments (ex. Supreme Court Justices and Ambassadors) made by the President must be approved by the _________________.

The airplane that the President has at his disposal is known as _____________________.

What is the name of the helicopter that President gets to travel in?

Which Term? - An agreement between the President and the leader of another country that requires a 2/3 vote by the Senate before it can be official.

Which Term? - To declare that a person is forgiven and free from punishment.

Which Term? -A rule that has the force of law but does not require congressional approval.  

Which Presidential Role is best represented in this picture of Bill Clinton signing Executive Order 12898 on Environmental Justice in 1994.

Which Presidential Role is best represented by this picture of President Reagan presenting the Commander in Chief trophy to the Army football team?

Which Presidential Role does this picture of President Trump speaking at the Republican National Convention best demonstrate?

Which Presidential Role does this picture of President Clinton and the leaders of Israel and Palestine after signing the Oslo Accords in 1993 best represent?

Which Presidential Role does this picture of President Obama best demonstrate?

Which Presidential Role does this picture of President Carter signing a bill into law best demonstrate?

Which Presidential Role is best represented by this picture of President Kennedy holding a meeting with his cabinet?

Which Presidential Role is best demonstrated by President George H.W. Bush in this picture?

Which Presidential Role does this picture of President George H.W. Bush appointing a new Justice (Clarence Thomas) to the United States Supreme Court best represent?

Which Presidential Role is best demonstrated by this picture of President Obama giving a speech at the graduation ceremony of Rutgers University in 2016?

Which Presidential Role does this picture of President George H.W. Bush meeting with troops during Operation Desert Storm best represent?

Which Presidential Roles does this headline from the New York Times best demonstrate?

Which Presidential Role is best demonstrated by this picture of Republican President Donald Trump showing his support for Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem's reelection campaign?

The President and his or her family get to live at the ______________ in Washington D.C.

The President and his or her family get to use _____________, which is a retreat home located in the mountains of Maryland.

The purpose of the Executive Office of the President is to ______________________________.

The Central Intelligence Agency ____________________________.

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is responsible for _____________________________.

The head of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is the ______________________.

The _____________ is arguably the most powerful official in the White House Office They decide who gets to see the President and which matters are important enough to be brought to the President’s attention.

The ____________ is a member of the White House Office who provides reporters with news about, and statements from the President.

The main job of the National Security Council is to ______________________.

What are the three Constitutional requirements for the U.S. Presidency?

In 1947, Congress passed a law declaring the order of succession for the Presidency.  Fill in the blanks to complete the order of Presidential succession.  (1) President (2) Vice President (3) __________________ (4) ___________________ (5) Secretary of State.

The __________________ is a group of the heads of the executive departments, the Vice President, and other important officials that give advice and assistance to the President.

The ____________________ is the speech that the President is required to give to Congress each year.  

A presidential candidate must earn  at least ______ out of the 538 Electoral Votes to win the Presidency.

True or False? - In the election for U.S. President a candidate can earn the most popular votes from the U.S. citizens but still not win the Electoral College and become President.

The Presidential election is held every four years on a Tuesday in ________________ and the winner is inaugurated and officially named U.S. President in _________________.

A state’s number of electors in the Electoral College is the total number of that state’s __________________________________.

________________________ was the first President of the United States.

Which of the following individuals was never President of the United States?

Which of the following positions IS NOT part of the President's cabinet?

Which of the following positions IS part of the President's cabinet?

Who in the President's cabinet would he speak to if he had questions about dairy farming and growing crops?

Who in the President's cabinet would he speak to if he had questions about the new skyscrapers being built in downtown Los Angeles?

Which Term? - Refers to matters only affecting the United States.

How would you define an ambassador?

Who in the President's cabinet would he speak to if he had questions about curriculum in elementary schools?

Who in the President's cabinet would he speak to if he had questions about the cost effectiveness of traveling by train in the United States?

Who in the President's cabinet would he speak to if he had questions about how many twenty dollar bills are being produced every year?

Who in the President's cabinet would he speak to if he had questions about the effectiveness of solar power?

Who in the President's cabinet would he speak to if he had questions about the war in Ukraine?

Which Presidential role is best represented by this picture of President Lyndon B. Johnson signing the Civil Rights Act into law in 1964?

Who was the only U.S. President to ever serve more than two terms in office?

How many electoral votes does Wisconsin have in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election?

If both the U.S. President and Vice President die or resign who would take over as U.S. President?

Which Presidential role is best represented by this picture of Richard Nixon shaking hands with Chinese Premier Chou Enlai after he arrived in China in 1972?