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iCivics Executive Command
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1
Each presidential term lasts 4 years, and a president may be elected to 2 terms.
True
False
2
Provides patient care and federal benefits to military veterans and their families.
Defense
State
Health and Human Services
Veterans Affairs
3
Responsible for maintaining the relationships the U.S. has with other countries.
Navy
Commerce
State
Defense
4
In charge of aerial warfare; always ready to fly if you need a sky-based solution.
Navy
Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
5
If the president agrees with a bill, he'll ____ it. If he disagrees with a bill he'll ____ it.
sign, veto
execute, veto
execute, delegate
veto, sign
6
The Cabinet is an advisory body made up of the heads of the ______ executive departments.
13
14
16
15
7
Creates the conditions for economic growth and opportunity, and is the voice of business.
Treasury
Health and Human Services
State
Commerce
8
Works to protect the country against terrorism and makes sure the borders are safe.
Homeland Security
State
Veterans Affairs
Defense
9
Supports workers to provide more opportunity, protect rights, and improve conditions.
Education
Justice
Labor
Defense
10
Supports farmers, makes sure our food is safe, and gives recommendations about good nutrition.
Education
Health and Human Services
Agriculture
Interior
11
The President gets advice from his Executive Department known as his ____.
Cabinet
Ambassadors
Military
Supreme Court
12
Supports strong communities and quality and affordable housing for all.
Agriculture
Interior
State
Housing and Urban Affairs
13
Sea branch of military, great on the water or near enemy coasts, takes time to deploy.
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
14
Uses science and technology to address energy, environmental and nuclear challenges.
Commerce
Interior
Homeland Security
Energy
15
Works to enforce federal laws, prevent crime, and punish those convicted of crimes
Interior
Justice
Education
Homeland Security
16
Works to improve the health, safety and well-being of Americans.
Veterans Affairs
Health and Human Services
Housing and Urban Development
Education
17
The President of the United States gets his or her powers from the military.
True
False
18
Responsible for federal highways, the railways and highway safety.
Interior
Housing and Urban Development
Transportion
Army
19
Handles land-based operations. Very effective for large conflicts, slower to deploy.
Navy
Army
Coast Guard
Air Force
20
Which TWO articles of the U.S. Constitution talk about the President's job?
Articles 1 & 3
Amendments 13-15
The Preamble and Bill of Rights
Articles 1 & 2
21
Provides funding to schools and helps students pay for college.
Labor
Treasury
Justice
Education
22
Responsible for safety and security of U.S. waters; sea-based missions close to home
Marines
Navy
Coast Guard
Army
23
Includes all parts of the US military, and its mission to protect the U.S. around the world.
Defense
Transportation
Homeland Security
The Interior
24
Enter enemy countries quickly; call in emergency situations when speed is critical.
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
25
Responsible for the management and conservation of most federal land and natural resources.
Interior
State
Commerce
Energy
26
Updating Congress on how the nation is doing is known as this.
The State of the State
The State of the Nation
The State of our State
The State of the Union
27
Which of the following is NOT an example of Domestic Affairs that belongs to the President?
Promotes an agenda to Congress for new laws
Writes new bills
Vetoes bills
Delivers a State of the Union Address
28
Makes money, tries to help the economy, and collects taxes.
Education
Treasury
Labor
Justice
29
The President can pick out parts of a bill to sign, if he or she doesn't like all of it.
False
True
30
Which of the following is NOT an example of Foreign Affairs that belongs to the President?
Declares War
Approves/Signs Declarations of War
Meets with foreign diplomats
Acts as Commander-in-Chief