Presidential Qualifications
Presidential Elections
Presidential Service
Presidential Powers
Presidential Removal
100

You have to be this old, in years, to be president.

What is 35?

100
This is the type of power that is vested in the president.
What is executive power?
100
If the president can no longer serve as president, this person takes over as president.
Who is the vice president?
100
The president has the power to make these with other countries.
What are treaties?
100
The president delivers his State of the Union address to the Congress during this month.
What is January?
200

A presidential term is this number of years.

What is 4?

200

A candidate needs this many electoral votes to win the presidency.

What is 270?

200
Before the president can take office, he has to utter this.
What is the oath of office?
200

The president has the power to do this with top government official positions.

What is appoint?

200
Presidents can be removed from office through this mechanism.
What is impeachment?
300
To be president you have to have lived in America this number of years.
What is 14?
300

Because they run along with the president, this is the term for a vice president during a campaign.

What is running mate?

300
In the presidential oath of office, the president promises to preserve, protect and defend this.
What is the Constitution?
300
Any treaty or appointment the president makes has to be approved for confirmed by this body.
What is the Senate?
300
This Congressional body writes up charges of impeachment.
What is the House of Representatives?
400

You have to be this type of citizen to be president.

What is a natural-born citizen?

400
Each state has the same number of electors in the electoral college as it has in this government body.
What is Congress?
400
This title is given to the president because he controls the military.
What is the commander in chief?
400

The president can make these when he needs to fill vacancies and the Senate is not in session.

What are recess appointments?

400
This body of Congress acts as the jury in an impeachment.
What is the Senate?
500

To win the presidency, you have to be officially elected by this group.

What is the electoral college?

500
If a candidate fails to win a majority of electoral votes, this body decides who gets to be president.
What is the House of Representatives?
500
The 22nd Amendment imposed this on presidents.
What are term limits?
500
The president has to make this speech to Congress every year.
What is the State of the Union?
500
If a president is charged with impeachment, the Vice-President cannot preside over the proceedings. Instead, this person does.
Who is the Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court?
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