Does the President need to be a natural born citizen? Define natural born citizen.
Yes. A person born abroad to American citizen parents or someone born in the United States. (Someone who is an American at birth)
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The President is the commander in chief. What does that mean?
It means the President is the head of all armed forces.
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Who is in charge of all the departments in the Executive Branch
President
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What are the two formal duties of the Vice President?
To preside over the Senate (President of the Senate) and to help decide the question of presidential disability.
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Which amendment limited presidential terms?
The 22nd Amendment
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What is the age requirement to be president?
35 years of age
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How many terms can a person serve?
2
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How long can a President keep troops in a foreign country?
60 days
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What happens if both the President and Vice President dies?
Speaker of the House becomes President.
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List the line of Presidential succession through the first two successors.
Vice President, Speaker of the House
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How long does someone have to reside in the United States in order to be President? Do they need to be consecutive?
14 years and no, they can be any 14 years.
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How much is the President's expense account?
50,000
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What is another name for an executive order?
Ordinance power.
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What happens if the Vice President leave office?
The President nominates a Vice President.
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What is it called when the President wants to keep something private?
Executive Privilege.
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What is the maximum length of time someone can hold the office of President
10 years
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Which article of the Constitution set up the office of the President?
Article 2
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What is the main job of the Executive branch?
Execute/Enforce laws.
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Which amendment allows for the Vice President to succeed to the role of President?
The 25th Amendment.
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What is the President's salary?
$400,000.
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How long is the President's term?
4 years.
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What must the President do if he does not agree with a law?
Still make sure it is followed.
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What happens when the President appoints someone?
They get a job.
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What are the two options that can happen if the President becomes disabled?
(1) the President informs Congress in writing that he cannot perform his duties or (2) the Vice President and a majority of the members of the Cabinet inform Congress in writing that the President is disabled.
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Name a benefit that the President of the United States receives.
White House, Air Force One, Camp David, a team of doctors and nurses, etc.