Executive Branch Test

The dept. regulates and maintains the nation's roads, railways, and airports.

Required qualifications for presidency

Name the President's limousine.

The oldest person ever elected as president.

The current Attorney General.

Which state has produced the most Presidents, with men like James Madison and Thomas Jefferson?

This executive dept. conducts border security, responds to natural disasters & terrorist attacks (after 9/11)

People the Secret Service Protects

The youngest man ever elected as president.

The only president to serve more than two terms in office.

This executive department advises the President on foreign policy and conducts relations with foreign nations.

Name the President's helicopter.

The dept. that provides funds to public schools, runs special education programs, & researches teaching techniques.

On which date is the Presidential inaugurated?

What is the main job of the President?

Officials the President gets to appoint

This dept. provides military forces to deter war and protect the nation's security. It is headquartered at the Pentagon

The dept. that collects taxes, produces money, borrows money, and manages public dept.

This dept. administers Medicare, administers Medicaid, and works to prevent the outbreak of disease.

Which part of the U.S. Constitution sets up the Executive Branch of Government?

The man blamed for the Great Depression.

What are the 15 Executive Department heads collectively known as?

List the sets of father/son Presidents

According to the 22nd Amendment, how long can a President serve?

At what time of day does the Presidential Inauguration take place?

Benefits the president gets

This dept. enforces federal laws, operates federal prisons, and represents the U.S. government in court

What is the President's annual salary?

When are Presidential elections held?

Most of the people elected as president have been in which decade of their life?

When did the President take the Oath of Office before the ratification of the 20th Amendment in 1933?

Which body is used to choose the U.S. President?

This dept. inspects farms, administers the food stamp program, provides subsidies to farmers & school lunch programs

The President who decided not to run for a second term in 1968 partially due to protest of the Vietnam War.

This president suffered a stroke toward the end of his second term in office in 1919, leaving him partially disabled.

Which organization protects the President and his family?

The dept. enforces housing laws, runs public housing projects, and administers federal loans to home buyers

The President who was the Commander of American Forces in Europe during World War II.

Which election led to the 12th Amendment that designated separate ballots for President and Vice President?

Presidents who spent several years overseas before becoming president.

What determines how many electoral votes each state gets? (WV gets 5)

In which elections do party members choose from their party to face other party candidates in a subsequent election?

This dept. promotes the production of renewable energy, regulates production of fossil fuels, & inspects nuclear plants

How can Congress override a veto?

This dept. manages public lands, manages wildlife refuges, and manages national parks

How long is a President's term in office?

The only President to become the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

The President who died of pneumonia one month after taking the Oath of Office in 1841.

The dept. that enforces minimum wage laws, enforces maximum hours laws, and ensures safe working conditions.

This executive dept. gives benefits to veterans, provides veterans pension, and runs medical programs for veterans.

Name the President's mountain resort in Maryland.

Which part of the government must approve presidential appointments like ambassadors?

The only man to be the Vice President and President who was never elected to either office.

Options the president has when getting a bill passed by Congress.

The only president to resign from office. (Due to Watergate Scandal)

The youngest person ever to serve as President. (Different than the youngest elected)

The line of Presidential Succession goes: President, V.P., Speaker of the House, Pres. Pro Temp, and...?

Who is the head of the Executive Branch of Government?

President that set the precedent of only serving two terms in office.

The current Secretary of State.

Vice Presidents who DID NOT become president

Name the President's plane.

The houses of Congress

How many Executive Departments are there?

The fifth youngest person to become president.

This executive department conducts the census, grants patents, registers trademarks, and promotes international trade

List one of the last three Vice Presidents.

Many consider him to be the most influential Vice President ever.