The Executive Branch

Congress has authority over the bureaucracy EXCEPT for

Which executive department was created after the 9/11 attacks?

The huge government bureaucracy...

The Senate needs to approve which of the following presidential appointments?

Impeachment involves the ________ bringing charges and the ________ conducting the trial.

All of the following are ways Congress has authority over the bureaucracy EXCEPT

The difference between an executive agreement and a treaty is

Executive communications can remain confidential under this. Pres. Nixon tried to use this implied power, but failed.

All of the following are expressed powers of the president EXCEPT

The Vice-President, Speaker of the House and President Pro Temp of the Senate are part of what?

An expressed power(s) of the President identified in the Constitution is

Congress can "check" on the President's foreign policy by

The Secretary of Homeland Security, Secretary of State, Secretary of Transportation, Secretary of Education are part of

How can a presidential veto be overridden?

The Attorney General's main role is to serve

Which of these is NOT a formal qualification for president?

A power that is stated in the Constitution is known as what type of power?

In Korematsu v U.S. the Supreme Court

President Biden chose V.P. Harris to be on the presidential ticket based on

As Chief Diplomat, the president has the following responsibilities EXCEPT

When the President comforts U.S. citizens in times of tragedy, he is taking on the role of

The President sets the agenda of issues that the nation and Congress should address in the

What does the 22nd Ammendment do?

The power of the modern presidency is

Which position is NOT part of the White House Staff?

President Biden signs a bill into law to help California recover from the wildfires. What is the next step?

Which of the following is NOT a part of checks & balances & not a limitation to the president's power ?

This group consists of top military personnel who advise the president on military operations.

The President travels to Philly to make a speech to support a fellow Democrat run for the Senate. What role is this?

There is an outbreak of Chicken Pox. Which department would be responsible for dealing with this?

Troops overseas and involved in hostilities must be brought home after 60 days is stated in the

When it comes to Diplomatic/Foreign Policy powers of the president, the president can

Which implied presidential power has the weight of law but doesn't need Congressional approval?

What is the purpose of the 25th Amendment?

Which is NOT an informal qualification voters consider as they vote for president?

What roles do bureaucratic agencies have in the government?

Who is considered to be the President's most loyal advisor and gatekeeper of the Oval Office?