If the president was to die, who would take his place?
Vice President
100
The President must be this minimum age
35 Years Old
100
The Executive Powers are stated in which part of the Constitution
Article II
200
Power of the President to “wipe the slate clean” of a crime that someone had committed.
Pardon
200
Sub-agencies staffed by the President’s closest advisors & assistants
Executive Office of the President
200
If the president and the vice president dies, who would be next in line…
Speaker of the House
200
Party members select the best candidate through a series of discussions and votes known as a...
Caucus
200
State that holds the first primary election for the president
New Hampshire
300
The President can disclose certain information to Congress or federal courts. This is known as...
Executive Privledge
300
Not attached to the Cabinet but exercise a wide range of responsibilities
Independent Agencies
300
Amendment that discussed the provisions of the line of secession.
25th Amendment
300
In order to win the electoral college, you will need how many votes?
270
300
The last declared war by Congress was:
WWII
400
The power of the President to make it so someone cannot be arrested for or punished for a crime.
Amnesty
400
Type of agency that aid the chief executive & other administrators by offering advice & assistance
Staff Agency
400
Third in line to become president…
President Pro Tempore
400
The President must be a US Resident for how many years?
14 Years
400
Amendment that allowed the President to pick the VP
12th Amendment
500
President can remove any individual they appoint except
Federal Judges or VP
500
What does the acronym NASA stand for?
National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
500
Fifth in line of secession for president
Secretary of Treasury
500
a political convention held every four years in the United States by most of the political parties who will be fielding nominees in the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
National Convention
500
This amendment limits the President to 2 term or 10 years.