Review of the Executive Branch

 The symbolic role of the president has declined but the political power of the office has grown.

The symbolic role and political power of the president have both declined.

The symbolic role and political power of the president have both grown.

The symbolic role of the president has grown but the power of the office has declined.

To serve as Speaker of the House

To deliver the State of the Union address

To preside over the Senate

To appoint state governors

Advise on foreign policy

Prepare the federal budget

Provide economic analysis

Coordinate policy across departments

To select delegates

To nominate the presidential candidate

To campaign across swing states

To cast official votes

California, Texas, Florida

Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin

New York, Illinois, Ohio

Alaska, Hawaii, Maine

They override the veto and the bill becomes a law

The bill stops and does not become a law

The bill goes back to the President to sign

The bill goes to a committee to study

It allows Congress to override presidential decisions

It enables the Supreme Court to declare actions unconstitutional

It limits the power of the judiciary

It has no impact on presidential authority

Kennedy was favored by viewers

Nixon was favored by viewers

Both candidates were equally favored

Television had no impact

They built trust during the Depression

They were broadcasted on television

They were only for political elites

They had no significant impact

A platform for shaping public opinion

A type of media

A political party

A government office

Misinformation is often more sensational and emotionally charged, leading to higher engagement.

Social media algorithms prioritize factual information over misinformation.

Users are more likely to share information that they have verified.

Misinformation is usually shared by official news outlets.