
Executive branch
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12th Grade
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Jeremiah Salaz
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•President must be:
•Natural born citizen
•35 years old
•A resident of the
country for 14 years
•Article II, Section 1,
Clause 4
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Multiple Choice
What are the qualifications to be president of the United States?
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•The President executes,
enforces, and interprets
all federal laws
•Ordinance Power - power
to issue executive orders
to carry out
constitutional duties.
Executive orders have the
force of law.
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Multiple Choice
What is presidential "executive power"?
The power to enforce laws and manage the executive branch.
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Multiple Choice
What is presidential "ordnance power"?
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•Appointment Power –
appoints cabinet
members,
Ambassadors,
diplomats, cabinet
members, heads of
agencies, federal
judges, military officers
•Senate confirms or
rejects nominations
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Multiple Choice
What is presidential "appointment power"?
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Multiple Choice
How does Congress check and balance the president's "appointment power"?
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•Makes Treaties with foreign
nations. Subject to Senate
Approval (2/3 needed)
•Executive Agreements- Pact
between President and a foreign
head of state. Doesn’t require
Senate Approval.
•Recognition- President
recognizes foreign nations.
Grants them legitimacy.
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Multiple Choice
How does the president exercise "recognition"?
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Multiple Choice
What is an executive agreement?
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Multiple Choice
How does the president make treaties?
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Multiple Choice
What is needed from Congress for a treaty to be formed by the president?
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• Commander in Chief of the armed forces
• Almost unlimited power to use troops
without a declaration of war. (Korea,
Vietnam)
• War Powers Resolution Act of 1973:
• President reports to Congress within 48
hours if forces committed to combat
• Combat must be completed within 60
days if no Congressional Declaration has
been made
• 30 Days to pull out and return troops
home
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Multiple Choice
Why is the president referred to as "Commander in Chief"?
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Multiple Choice
What does the War Powers Resolution Act of 1973 do?
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• Recommends Legislation through State of the Union
Address, Budget Message, & Economic Report
• Checks on Legislative Branch:
• Signs Bills into law
• Veto- rejects a law, but may be over-ridden by 2/3
vote in both houses
• Do Nothing- Becomes a law after 10 days w/out
presidential signature
• Pocket Veto- Bill dies if Congress ends its session
w/in 10 days, w/out presidential signature
• Call Special Sessions of Congress
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Multiple Choice
What outlets does the president use to recommend legislation?
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Multiple Choice
How does the president exercise "legislative powers"?
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Multiple Choice
How does the president help a bill become law?
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Multiple Choice
How does the president stop a bill from becoming law?
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Multiple Choice
How does Congress check and balance a presidential veto?
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Multiple Choice
What happens if a president ignores a bill for 10 days or more?
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•Pardon- Legal Forgiveness
of a crime (ie: President
Ford pardoned Nixon re:
Watergate)
•Amnesty- Blanket pardon
to a group of violators- (ie:
In 1977, President Carter
granted amnesty to
Vietnam draft dodgers
•Selecting Judges -
especially Supreme Court
Justices
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Multiple Choice
How does the president use pardons?
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Multiple Choice
How does president grant amnesty?
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Multiple Choice
How does the president influence the Supreme Court?
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•2 term limit (22nd
Amendment)
•Congressional
investigations
•Impeachment
Power (House of
Reps)
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•Impeachment
Trial (held in the
Senate)
•The Media as a
watchdog
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Multiple Choice
How can Congress check and balance the president?
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Multiple Choice
How many years is one presidential term?
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Multiple Choice
How many terms may a president serve?
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