Unit 3 Executive Branch Review

Which of the following cabinet departments is headed by the Attorney General?

What is a formal rule or regulation instructing executive branch officials on how to carry out their jobs?

Which of the following cabinet department's head would represent the U.S. in a foreign country if POTUS couldn't attend

Which amendment put a 2 term limit on the Presidency?

What is the second spot in the line of Presidential Succession?

Which of the following cabinet departments would run the United States Justice System?

Electoral votes are determined in each state how?

How many electoral votes does Tennessee have?

Which of the following cabinet departments would hold the United States finances?

How long must you be a resident in the U.S. to be eligible to run for the Presidency?

Which amendment lays out the process for the 2 ways that Presidential disability is established?

What part of our government has the power to appoint ambassadors, public ministers, Federal judges and SCOTUS justices

Which amendment gave 3 electoral votes to Washington D.C.?

How old do you have to be to elected President of the United States?

What is the third spot in the line of Presidential Succession?

What type of citizen must you be to be President of the United States?

What is the President making when he agrees with a foreign country and the Senate approves the agreement?

Which of the following cabinet departments would run the U.S. military?

What is the first spot in Presidential succession?

What are the 3 ways the Vice President becomes actual President of the United States?

What is the fourth spot in the line of Presidential succession?

Which of the following cabinet departments would offer standardized test materials to the states?

What role of the President gives him the power to deploy troops?

If no candidate for President gets to 270, who determines the winner?

How long is one Presidential term?