The President is in charge of which branch?
Executive
How could a President informally amend the Constitution?
They could declare a new Executive Order or change how laws will be enforced.
How many terms may a President serve thanks to the 22nd Amendment?
2
Who is our current President
How long is a Presidential Term?
4 Years
Who/What does the President swear their allegiance to when they are sworn in?
The Constitution
What is the President's main job?
To enforce (or execute) laws
How a President may be removed from office by the House and Senate
Impeachment
Who is first in line to be President?
Vice-President
Each year the President gives a speech to Congress. What is that speech?
State of the Union
A formal announcement from the President that reshapes how the government will enforce laws
Executive Order
The President has the power of __________ and the senate has the power of Approval
Appointment
The title given to the President signifying they are in charge of the military
Commander in Chief
Who is second in line to be President?
Speaker of the House
How are the votes for states determined in the Electoral College?
A compact between the President and another head of state
Executive Agreement
When the President does not sign a bill passed by Congress
Veto
The President's ability to free someone once they have been charged with a crime
A pardon
Who is third in line to be President?
President Pro-Tempore of the Senate
If a no candidate gets a majority of electoral votes, who decides the President?
It goes to the House of Representatives, each state gets one vote
The President's right to withhold sensitive information
Executive Priveledge
How is a treaty confirmed?
What is the formal group of advisors made up of heads of various departments?
Cabinet
Who is fourth in line to be President?
Secretary of State
What is the name for the process which we determine/vote for President?
Electoral College