True or False: A president needs to have previous political experience to be elected.
What is False
A law passed in 1973 intended to limit the President's ability to engage U.S. military forces without congressional approval.
What is the War Powers Resolution?
In this, Hamilton argues for a singular, energetic executive.
What is Federalist 70?
Veto (or pocket veto, or line-item veto)
An example of this is NAFTA, which required presidential negotiations yet no senate approval.
What is an executive agreement?
This limited the President to only serving 2 terms.
What is the 22nd amendment?
The president's title as leader of foreign policy and affairs
What is chief diplomat
This is how the President is able to influence policy in the supreme court.
What are SC justice appointments?
This is an annual message delivered by the President to Congress, outlining the President’s legislative agenda and priorities.
What is a State of the Union Address?
This decided presidential succession.
What is the 25th amendment?
This is used when the president and the legislative branch have conflict.
What is an executive order?
This is an act of executive power that exempts the individual from punishment.
What is a Presidential Pardon?
A term referring to the President’s ability to use their position to influence public opinion and shape the national conversation.
What is Bully Pulpit?
This decided that the President and Vice President would be elected together.
What is the 12th amendment?