Must be 35 years old, 14 years a resident, and a natural born citizen
What are the eligibility requirements to be President?
100
The length of a President's term in office.
What is 4 years?
100
The Article of the Constitution that lists the job requirements and powers of the President.
What is Article 2?
100
The president's ability to check Congressional legislation.
What is the power to veto?
100
The person elected with the President who is next in line for the Presidency.
What is the Vice President?
200
The primary responsibility of the executive branch of government.
What is enforcing federal law?
200
The number of 4 year terms the President can serve.
What is 2?
200
how a Supreme Court Justice obtains their position.
What is Presidential appointment?
200
A group of high level advisors and Department heads that oversee the execution of the President's agenda.
What is the Cabinet?
200
The landmark Supreme Court case that demonstrated the rule of law and limited the use of executive privilege.
What is US v Nixon?
300
The Presidential role of building relationships with foreign countries.
What is Chief Diplomat?
300
The Presidential role that includes proposing ideas for laws, building support for Bills, and signing or vetoing legislation.
What is chief legislator or legislative leader?
300
The Presidential role that carries the responsibility for leading our nation's military.
What is Commander in chief?
300
In a republic, the people elect both of these.
What are the legislators and the executive?
300
The role of the President in helping to elect candidates that share his/her views on the issues.
What is Party Leader
400
The number of Supreme Court justices.
What is 9?
400
The court system with jurisdiction in cases that involve disputes between states, disputes between citizens of different states, and the US Constitution.
What is the federal court system?
400
Examples include Overriding a veto, refusing to ratify treaties, refusing to confirm appointments, power to declare war.
What are checks the US Congress has on the President?
400
Limits the President to 2 terms in office.
What is the 22nd Amendment?
400
The role of the President in which he/she administers federal law and oversees federal regulatory agencies.
What is Chief Executive?
500
Powers given specifically in the Constitution including veto, pardon, command the military, appoint heads of executive agencies, call Congress into special session.
What are expressed powers of the President?
500
A weak form of government created among a loose association of states. Example- the government created by the Articles of Confederation.
What is a confederal system?
500
The political party that has the largest portion of members and determines the order of introduction and controls the debate of bills.
What is the majority party?
500
The last Cabinet member in succession to the presidency.