American Government Unit 3 Review

When the Democratic President's actions change how other Democrats decide to lead, they are the

When the President meets with foreign leaders to represent the U.S., they are acting as the...

Which Electoral College alternative would be time-consuming and might be open to interference?

What department is in charge of all U.S. foreign affairs, such as ambassadors?

What protection is given to ambassadors to not get arrested in the country they're stationed?

What "math" sets the number of electoral votes at 538?

What is the oath called that President's take to faithfully execute all federal laws?

If the President were to deny certain sections, not the entirety, of a bill, they would enact a

What can the President create and sign, w/out Congress, that has the power of law behind it ?

How does the Defense Department establish a "civilian control" of the U.S. armed forces?

If the President completely forgives someone's criminal sentence, they issue what?

True/False: The large majority of elections in the primary cycle are proportional.

In the general presidential election, there are a total of ____ electoral votes up for grabs

Which gov't official arranges/ratifies treaties, and which approves treaties?

When the President suggests a new bill to send through Congress, they are acting as the...

Both caucuses and primaries are designed to aid in what electoral process?

Which of the following is NOT a part of the Executive Branch?

If the President shortens the sentence of a criminal, they issue what?

What is the total amount of time one person can serve as the President?

At what event do political parties formally announce their presidential candidate?

Because Iowa and New Hampshire want to gain prominence in primary elections, they hold theirs:

A formal alliance (business or otherwise) between two sovereign nations is called a

One problem in the District Plan of voting for the President would be the over-importance of...

If the President grants a blanket pardon to a number of people, they issue what?

Party elites who vote for candidates based on each state's citizen vote are called what?

Ambassadors who overstep their job description and get kicked out are designated as...

T/F: Because ambassadors have diplomatic immunity, they can't be declared persona non grata