Vocab
The Presidency
Presidential Power
The Vice Presidency
Extra
100

Ceremonial head of the U.S. Government 

What is Chief of State?

100

The term length of the presidency. 

What is 4 years?

100

The biggest legislative power the president has. 


What is the power to veto? 

100

The number 1 Constitutional duty of the VP. 

What is succeed the President?

100

Formal agreement between two or more sovereign states. 

What is a treaty?

200

The President is in charge of Americas foreign policy, this title is also known as...

What is Chief Diplomat? 

200

The president is different from the chief of state of another country.

What is the president is not only symbolic but has political authority?

200

Approach that most presidents of the 19th century took to the office. 

What is restrained approach? 

200

The second constitutional duty of the VP. 

What is presiding over the Senate?

200

The president acknowledges the legal existences of a country and its government. 

What is power of recognition? 

300

This person is not elected, therefore has no official role in administration. 

Who is the First Lady?

300

The Presidential salary and retirement. 

What is 400,000?

What is 200,000? 

300

Power to legally grant forgiveness of a crime. 

What is Pardon? 

300

The president choses their VP to...

What is Balance the Ticket?

300

Pact between president and head of a foreign state. 

What is executive agreement?

400

The powers of reprieve or pardon except in cases of impeachment. 

What is powers of clemency? 

400

The three formal requirements to be president. 

1. What is a natural-born citizen

2. What is 35 years old

3. U.S. resident for 14 years 

400

The president appoints many different people, name one that he appoints. 

What is federal judges, cabinet members, ambassadors, U.S. Marshals, officers of the armed forces, heads of independent agencies?

400

 VP experience that changed the role of the VP. 

Who is Harry Truman?

400

This amendment was passed in response to the four consecutive terms of FDR. 

What is the 22nd amendment? 

500

To seek influence, try to persuade a public official to support laws or rules.

What is Lobby?

500

Informal requirements to become president (name 2)

1. experienced in Government

2. Moderate Political beliefs

3. reportedly Christian

4. Strong financial support

5. male 

500

The power to reduce a fine or length of a sentence. 

What is commutations?

500

This amendment clarified that if the office is vacant, the president can nominate a VP.

What is the 25th amendment?

500

Landmark Supreme Court case that dealt with executive privilege. 

What is United States v. Nixon?