How old do you have to be to become President?
35 years old
True-or-False: Prior to the 20th amendment, inauguration would take place in March.
True
Name 3 Roles of the President
Which department provides funding to schools and helps students pay for college?
Department of Education
Name the current President and Vice President.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
Native-born Citizen
Name the amendment: Limits a president tenure to two terms
22nd Amendment
Name that role: The President acts as the head of the armed forces (military).
Commander in Chief
How many departments are there in the Cabinet?
15
Name two "Perks of the Presidency."
Salary, Living in the White House, Medical Benefits, Air Force One, etc...
14 years
Name the first three positions in the Presidential Line of Succession, according to the 25th amendment.
Vice President, Speaker of the House, President Pro Tempore, Secretary of State
If the President negotiates an executive agreement with the British Prime Minister, which role of the Presidency are they fulfilling?
Chief Diplomat
Which department deals with all of the branches of the military?
Department of Defense
What is the difference between a treaty or an executive agreement?
Treaties need Senate approvement, executive orders do not.
What is the only constitutional power of the Vice President?
Breaking ties in the Senate
Name the amendment: Gave electoral college votes to Washington D.C. (gave residents of the D.C. the power to vote for President)
23rd Amendment
Name that role: The President takes action to lower the nation’s unemployment rate.
Economic Leader
Planning non-military aid to a foreign country would be the responsibility of which department?
Department of State
A presidential command that has the "Force of Law" is known as what?
Executive Order
Name two informal powers.
Executive agreements, executive orders, signing statements, bargaining and persuasion
Which amendment made it so that we vote for the President and Vice President together (as a team)?
12th amendment
Name the role: The President recommends a bill to Congress, which he ends up signing into a law.
Legislative Leader
What is the position's name of the leader of the Department of Justice?
Attorney General
Describe the purpose of the President's Cabinet.
To provide the President with information so that he can make sound decisions.