Presidential Requirements
This is the minimum age required to become President/
35
This department oversees the military and national defense.
Department of Defense
This power allows the President to reject a bill sent by Congress.
Veto
How old do you have to be to vote in a Presidential election?
18
This amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
1st Amendment
A President must have lived in the United States for this many years.
14 years
This department manages the nation’s money supply, currency, and financial regulations.
Department of the Treasury
The President has this title with the armed forces
Commander in Chief
True of false: You have to be U.S Citizen in order to vote.
True
The right to “bear arms” is protected by this amendment.
2nd Amendment
To be President, a person must have this type of citizenship.
Natural-born
This department oversees schools, student loans, and national education standards.
Department of Education
The President negotiates these international agreements, which must be approved by 2/3 of the Senate.
Hint: It begins with t
Treaties
To win the the presidency, a candidate must receive this many electoral votes.
270
During a time of peace, the U.S. Army decides to save money on barracks by requiring residents in a town near a military base to provide rooms and meals for three soldiers for one month.
3rd amendment
How many terms is a President limited to?
two terms
This department enforces federal laws, runs the FBI, and directs court-related government operations.
Department of Justice
The Constitution grants the president the power to issue this action, which temporarily postpones or delays the execution of a criminal sentence without removing the underlying guilt.
Reprieve
This group actually elects the President and Vice President.
Electoral College
This amendment guarantees jury trials in non-criminal disputes.
7th Amendment
This elected official serves as second in command and shares the same Constitutional requirements as the President.
Vice President
This department handles foreign affairs and works at U.S. embassies around the world.
State Department
Derived from Article II, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution, this official act completely forgives a federal crime, fully restoring a person's civil rights and removing all legal penalties.
Pardon
If both the President and Vice President—along with the Speaker of the House and the President pro tempore of the Senate—are unable to serve, the presidency falls to eligible Cabinet members determined by this specific chronological criterion.
Order the departments were created
This constitutional amendment states that just because a specific right isn't listed in the Bill of Rights doesn't mean the people don't still have it.
9th Amendment