Terms and Qualifications
The President's Job Description
The Cabinet
Executive Orders
Miscellaneous
100
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)
100

It means the armed forces are subject to the President's direct and immediate control.

What is commander in chief? 

100

Involved with conservation of energy

Department of Energy

100

Used more often when the economy is...

Bad

100
Which amendment limited presidential terms?
The 22nd Amendment
200

Age requirement to be president?

What is 35 years of age?

200

The President is the director of the executive branch. He directs and manages the executive branch, getting people in that branch to do their jobs they way they are supposed to be done.

What is chief executive?

200

Promotes interest of workers

Department of Labor

200
Branch of the government that can declare an executive order unconstitutional

Judicial

200

List the line of Presidential succession through the first three successors.

Vice President, Speaker of the House, President pro tempore of the Senate, Secretory of ...,

300

How long does someone have to reside in the United States in order to be President?

14 years

300

The president helps other in their party campaign and win elections

What is party leader?

300

Promotes health regulations in the workplace

Health and Human Services
300

Process for passing an Executive Order

The president decides they want to and writes it up...

300

The # of electoral college votes a state gets is determined  by this equation

Senators + Representatives

400

Name two qualities from the documentary that have helped past presidents win

Money, celebrity/fame, religion, family, "the look", the message

400

the President is the ceremonial head of the government, the symbol of all the people of the nation.

What is head of state?

400

Coordinates information and develops plans for protection of US mainland

Department of homeland security
400

Executive orders must be based in...

An existing law

400

Name one of the executive orders we studied 

Korematsu vs. the US or Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer

500

How long is the President's term? What is the maximum length of time someone can hold the office of President

4 years and 10 years.

500

He does this by setting the overall shape of the congressional agenda, and by initiating, suggesting, requesting, insisting, and demanding that Congress enact much of its major legislation.

What is legislative leader?

500

Controls US Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

500

President with the most Executive Orders?

FDR

500

Which state has the most electoral college votes?

Cali