The Presidential Office
Presidential Powers
Presidential Roles and Responsibilities
The Presidency and Public Opinion
The President and Congress
100

Who is responsible for ensuring that the laws are faithfully executed?

The President

100

What is the name of the president's power to reject a bill passed by Congress?

Veto

100

Who presides over the Senate and casts tie-breaking votes?

The Vice President

100

What is it called when the president uses their immense public power and authority to try and convince others to do something the President wants?

The Bully Pulpit

100

What can a President do to encourage Congress to Act?

Use the Bully Pulpit 

200

How many terms can a President serve in office?

Two terms 

200

Presidential Power has done this over time

Increased


200

What is the role of the Presidential Cabinent?

To advise the President and to run Governmental Agencies

200

Which President had the highest public approval rating of all time, hitting 90% after the September 11 attacks?

George W. Bush

200

Who are the president's main allies in Congress? Who is likely to support his agenda?

Members of the president's party

300

Who was the first president of the United States?

George Washington

300

What tool does the president use to issue regulations and directives?

Executive orders

300

Who heads the National Security Council?

The President

300

What is the term for the president's role as the ceremonial head of state?

Head of State

300

What portion of the House and Senate have to vote to override a President's Veto in order to successfully override it? 

2/3rds

400

What is the minimum age requirement to be president?

35 years old

400

What do we call Presidential Powers that are written in the Constitution?

Enumerated Powers 

400

If something happens to the President, who is next in line for the office?

The Vice-President

400

What is the popularity measure of a president called? 

Approval Rating

400

How does the President's Party usually perform in midterm elections?

They usually perform poorly and lose seats 

500

What do we call the main office that the President works in?

Oval Office 


500

What is the President's role as leader of the military referred to as?

Commander in Chief

500

Which First Lady focused on the "Let's Move!" campaign to fight childhood obesity?

Michelle Obama

500

How does a President's popularity usually change as their term goes along? 

It usually goes down

500

What is a midterm election?

An election that occurs in the middle of a president's term