roles of POTUS
What is Commander in Chief?
its the role that makes the President the head of the military.
what is the minimum age required to become President is?
Who is the Vice President?
The first in line after the President.
What is the 25th Amendment?
This amendment clarifies how presidential power transfers if the President dies or is disabled.
What is an Executive Order?
This is an order issued by the President with the force of law.
What is representing the nation at official events?
the head of state, the President performs this ceremonial duty
how many years should the President must have lived in the U.S.
14
Who is the Speaker of the House?
Second in line after the Vice President.
Who is the Vice President?
If the President is temporarily unable to serve, power transfers to this person.
What is Congress?
This branch must approve laws but not executive orders.
What is Chief Executive?
When the President enforces laws, he acts as this role
What is a natural-born citizen?
a citizen born in the U.S.
Who is the President pro tempore of the Senate?
The official third in line to become President.
What is a written declaration?
The President must send this to Congress to temporarily transfer power.
What is the federal government (or executive branch agencies)
Executive orders are often used to manage this group’s operations.
What is Chief Legislator?
When proposing bills or signing/vetoing them, the President is acting as this role
What is the U.S. Constitution?
These qualifications for President are listed in this document.
What is the Cabinet?
The next positions after congressional leaders come from this branch.
What is the Cabinet?
The Vice President and this group can declare the President unfit to serve.
What is a law?
Congress can override the effects of an executive order by passing this.
What is Chief of Party?
When the President supports their political party’s goals and campaigns for its members, they act as this role.
What are age, citizenship, and residency requirements?
The Founding Fathers made these qualifications to prevent foreign influence and ensure experience.
What is the Presidential Succession Act of 1947?
This law officially sets the presidential order of succession.
What is a declaration that the President can resume duties?
When a President recovers, power is restored after this step.
What is violates the Constitution?
The Supreme Court can stop an executive order if it does this.