National Level
Roles of the President
3 Levels
Wild Card
100
This Article in the Constitution sets up the Executive Branch.
What is Article II?
100
In this role, the President gives speeches to help members of his party get elected into government positions such as Senator.
What is Party Leader?
100
This is the main job of the Executive Branch at all levels.
What is enforce/carry out the laws?
100
The Executive Branch enforces laws that are passed by this branch.
What is the Legislative Branch?
200
These are the 3 choices the president has when sent a bill.
What are: sign the bill into law, veto, and pocket veto (do nothing)
200
The President is expected to propose new laws in this role.
What is Legislative Leader?
200
The President and Governor share this term and term limit in common.
What is 4-year term and 2 term limit?
200
In this role, the President plans the annual budget, giving and cutting funding to programs.
What is Economic Leader?
300
This is how many electoral votes a candidate needs to win the presidency.
What is 270 votes out of 538?
300
In this role, the President may pardon, or excuse/reduce a felon's punishment.
What is Chief Executive?
300
While the president can veto whole bills, the Governor can do this type of veto.
What is a "line-item" veto?
300
Air Force One crashes and kills the President and the Vice President. Under the Presidential Succession Act, this government official becomes the new President.
Who is the Speaker of the House?
400
These are the requirements to become Vice President.
What are 35 years old, natural-born citizen, resident for at least 14 years?
400
In this role, the President is expected to welcome foreign leaders when they visit the U.S.
What is Head of State?
400
As Chief Executive of Florida, the Governor enforces these laws.
What are state laws?
400
These two parts of the national government participated in the process described in the newspaper headline.
What are the President and Senate?
500
The heads, or secretaries, of the 15 Executive Departments advise the president in their areas of expertise. Together, they are called this.
What is the Cabinet?
500
In this role, the President can create and negotiate treaties with foreign nations, as long as they have 2/3 Senate approval.
What is Chief Diplomat?
500
This is how an executive order is different from a regular national or state law.
What is "the law does not have to be passed through Congress (House & Senate)"?
500
This is the congressional action that is taking place in this quote.
What is presidential impeachment?
600
These are the names of the current President and Vice President.
Who is Donald Trump and JD Vance?
600
This role of the President justifies the actions in the passage.
What is Commander in Chief?
600
This is the name of the Governor of Florida. (Not in your resources)
Who is Ron DeSantis?
600
This role of the President is reflected in this newspaper headline.
What is Chief Executive?