The President
Powers of the President Part 1
Powers of the President Part 2
The President's Administrator
Presidential Trivia
100

You must live in the U.S. for a minimum of how many years to become president?

14 years

100

The president can offer this to a convicted criminal from having to fulfill a prison sentence.

A pardon

100

This president can offer this to grant a group of offenders a general pardon for offenses committed. 

Amnesty

100

This office consists of the president's key personal and political staff.

The White House Office
100

Which president's dentures were made out of actual human teeth?

George Washington

200

The skill of negotiating with foreign governments.

Diplomacy

200

The president's main legislative power.

The veto

200

This postpones the carrying out of a sentence, or the length of time a person is put in jail.

A reprieve

200

Person who focuses on managing the everyday operations of the White House Office.

The chief of staff

200

Which president's parrot would not stop cursing at his funeral?

Andrew Jackson

300

This position gives the president the power to order troops into action.

The Commander in Chief

300

This power allows a president to refuse to release information to Congress or a court.

Executive Privilege

300

A president can issue this in order to to free a person wrongly convicted or for prior or current service to the nation.

A clemency

300

This organization is made up of the heads of the executive departments.

The cabinet

300

The White House was officially given its name by this president.

Theodore Roosevelt

400

This president broke the tradition of running for 2 terms, and ran for 4 terms.

Franklin Roosevelt

400

A formal rule or regulation instructing executive branch officials on how to carry out their jobs.

Executive Orders

400

Agreements between a president and the head of a foreign government.

Executive agreements

400

This group consists of the top military, foreign affairs, and intelligence officials in the administration to coordinate U.S. national security policy. 

National Security Council

400

This president's spine was displayed at the National Museum of Health and Medicine.

James Garfield

500

This amendment put in place for the vice president to assume the role of acting as president until the president is no longer disabled.

The 25th Amendment

500

This group of people gave the president powers in both the legislative and judicial branches.

The Framers of the Constitution

500

Powers of the president that are not directly stated in the Constitution but play a major part in the success of a presidency.

Informal Powers

500

The unit responsible for carrying out laws, administering programs, and making regulations in their particular area of responsibility.

The executive departments

500

Which president had somebody rub Vaseline on his head while he ate breakfast?

Calvin Coolidge