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This article of the U.S. Constitution discusses the American Presidency.

What is Article II?

100

A "corrupt bargain" occurred between John Quincy Adams and Henty Clay during this election. 

What was the 1824 Election?

100

This Rossiter "hat" would see a president cutting the ribbon at the opening of a new hospital. 

What is the Chief of State? 

100

Fine and Waterman use these elements in their model of presidential leadership. 

What are skill, leverage, and outcome? 

200

This clause states the "the executive power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America." 

What is the Vesting Clause? 

200

After 36 ballots, the Election of 1800 finally chose John Adams to be president while also moving toward putting this amendment in the Constitution.  

What was the Twelfth Amendment? 

200

This unilateral action gives the president the power to wipe away penalties for previously committed crimes. 

What is the Pardon Power? 

200

Due to being aligned with a vulnerable political regime, Skowronek places Herbert Hoover into this category. 

What is the Politics of Disjunction? 

300

Name all three authors of the Federalist Papers.

Who were Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and John Jay?

300

In 1952, this Republican presidential candidate was one of the first to air televised campaign ads telling people to vote for him. 

Who was Dwight Eisenhower?

300

This president believed that his power was limited to the text of the Constitution. 

Who was William Howard Taft? 
300

This theory of presidential scandal centers on politicians themselves being flawed individuals. 

What is Psychiatric Theory? 

400

This Federalist Paper on the executive branch distinguishes the president from a monarch. 

What is Federalist 69

400

Following the raucous 1968 DNC in Chicago, this commission was created to modernize the delegate selection process. 

What was McGovern-Fraser? 

400
James David Barber characterizes this term as "rhetoric, personal relations, and homework." 

What is style? 

400

This president defiantly claimed that "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky." 

Who was Bill Clinton?

500
This Massachusetts farmer led an armed rebellion that strengthened the Founders' need for a new form of government. 

Who was Daniel Shays?

500

This state has the first-in-the nation primary, allowing candidates to gain or increase their public support. 

What is New Hampshire? 

500

FDR and Reagan would likely rank high on this leadership trait developed by Fred Greenstein. 

Public Communication

500

This was the collective name for the group who fixed White House "leaks" during Richard Nixon's presidency. 

Who were The Plumbers?

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