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Sources of Power POTUS lesson
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9th - 12th Grade
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Carie Barry
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What were the two problems that the Framers of the Constitution had when writing the Constitution?
Lack of military power
Inadequate representation
The Articles of Confederation’s failure
Founders' distrust in direct participation by the people in decision making
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Clear and specific
Limited and precise
Non-existent
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Which of the following are key presidential powers as defined in the Constitution?
Veto legislation
Appoint Supreme Court Justices
Execute laws
Command the military
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Which of the following can the president do with Senate approval?
Declare war
Make treaties with foreign nations
Appoint ambassadors and federal judges
Amend the Constitution
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By following public opinion
By obtaining a Supreme Court ruling
By passing new legislation
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By writing newspaper articles
By sending out weekly newsletters
By hosting radio contests
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What is Executive Privilege?
The right of the president to declare war without Congress approval
The right of the president and other high-ranking executive officers to refuse to testify before Congress or a court
The right of the president to veto bills without any possibility of Congress overriding the veto
The right of the president to issue executive orders without judicial review
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Yes, it is clearly outlined in the Constitution
Yes, it is mentioned in the Bill of Rights
No, but it is an amendment to the Constitution
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Multiple Choice
What is a mandate in the context of presidential power?
A formal declaration of war
An authorization to act given to a representative
A public speech given by the president
A written request for policy changes
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To elect a public official to office
To remove a public official from office without trial
To give a public official a formal warning
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Which of the following are roles of the president?
Chief Executive
Economic Planner
Party Leader
Supreme Judge
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Chief Executive
Commander in Chief
Chief Diplomat
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Signs bills into law
Vetoes legislation
Oversees the federal budget
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What are the official qualifications required to be president of the United States?
Native born
U.S. resident for 14 years
35 years of age
Registered Voter
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How many terms is a president limited to, or what is the maximum number of years they can serve if they succeed another president?
3 terms of 4 years or 12 total years in office
2 terms of 4 years or 10 total years in office
2 terms of 5 years or 10 total years in office
Unlimited terms as long as they are elected
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