The President
Takes the President's place after a sudden vacancy in their office
Who is the Vice President?
What the President is "Constitutionally obligated to do"
What is "to take care that the laws be faithfully executed?"
The current Vice President
Who is Kamala Harris?
The number of executive department head in the Cabinet
What are 15 executive department heads?
What the Electoral College does
What is vote to elect the President and Vice President?
Set the precedent of a two-term presidency
Who is George Washington?
The types of leadership roles the President has
What is head of state, head of party, and global leader?
They oversee the Executive Office of the President (EOP)
Who is the White House Chief of Staff?
The legislative check on the President's power to appoint members of the Cabinet
What is confirming the appointed members?
The number of electoral votes a candidate needs to be elected president
What is 270 votes?
Clause that ensures that the President "take care that laws be faithfully executed" and enforces the laws even if they do not agree with it
What is Clause 5 or the "Take Care Clause?"
The President's Executive powers
What are administrative powers (make political appointments and directives), foreign affairs, and Commander in Chief?
Gives the Vice President duties aside from those enumerated in the Constitution
Who is the President?
What the executive department heads in the Cabinet do
What is running the major federal departments and being in the presidential line of succession?
The two candidates who participated in the first-ever televised debate
Who are Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy?
What a president might be removed from office for
What is treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors?
The Judicial and Legislative Branch's check on the president's power to carry out executive orders
What is executive orders are subject to judicial review and can be overturned by Congress through legislation?
What the National Security Council does
What is help the President with national defense and foreign policy?
Where the Cabinet is established in the Constitution
What is Article II, Section 2?
What the goal of a campaign is
What is to win over the people to gain their support and vote?
The qualifications to run for president
What is a natural-born citizen of the United States, lived in the United States for 14 years, and be at least 35 years old?
The President's legislative powers
What is signing and vetoing bills, setting the agenda for Congress, promulgating regulations, and convening and adjourning Congress?
What the Office of Management and Budget does
What is help the President prepare the official yearly budget to submit to Congress and estimating how much the President's policies will cost?
The members of the Cabinet that are in the presidential line of succession
Who are the Secretary of State, Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of Defense, Attorney General, Secretary of the Interior, Secretary of Agriculture, and Secretary of Commerce?
What the winner-take-all system is
What is the candidate who wins the popular vote in a state usually receives all of the state’s electoral votes?