AP Government: The Presidency - Chapters 14 & 15

Which of the following is a member of the White House Staff.

How many terms may a President be elected?

Which departments are known as the "inner cabinet"?

Expressed will of the people is known as a

How many electoral votes does Washington D.C. get?

What is the total number of electoral votes?

All of the following are agencies within the Executive Office of the President except

Throughout the years, Presidential power has decreased.

In order to run in the general election you first have to win the

The method for choosing the President and Vice President is

Students with disabilities may have their needs met through this department

This role of the president involves him making a treaty or peace agreement with another country.

The right of a president to refuse to provide information to congress or the courts is called

Which department or agency conducts foreign policy and protects U.S. citizens in other countries?

This address is given by the president to Congress.

Which of the following is NOT a formal requirement to be President of the United States?

Which amendment states the line of succession?

a person officially in charge of press relations for the President

An office within the Executive Office of the President (EOP) that assists with military policy

This amendment sets the presidential term limits. 

The president shares the power to make war with

A pact made between the president and a foreign head of state without 2/3 Senate consent is called

A treaty and executive agreement are the same thing

This agency prepares a national budget for the president

How many years does a presidential term last?

The role Congress plays in ensuring that executive branch agencies are doing what they should

When a president awards his supporters with jobs it is called

Which department or agency was created to help preserve our air, water, and land?

This role of the president involves suggesting legislation or vetoing a bill.

How many electoral votes does a presidential candidate need to win the election?

Which department maintains the armed forces and provides training for the military?

Which role of the president involves acting as a symbol of all the american people?

The newest Executive Department deals with terrorist attacks and is called the Department of

Which department manages the country's money supply, interest rates and regulates banks?

How much is the President's salary?

Which is an example of Presidential use of inherent (implied) powers?

In the Line of Presidential Succession who follows the Speaker of the House?

Presidential tool that can create a rule that has the force of law.

This person presides over the Senate

How many total years can a President serve?

A release from legal punishment is known as 

The 15 major executive departments serve as advisors to the president and are known as the