Government Chapter 5 Vocabulary

Who is responsible for the operation of the White House and accurate flow of business, paper, information?

What powers are interpreted to be part of the office, to achieve policy goals?

This president was involved in international affairs and gave the 1st in-person address since Adams.

What states that the president had a duty to act in national interests unless prohibited by the Constitution?

This president established many traditions that other presidents followed, such as his title and two-terms.

What is the Presidential ability to let a bill alone if it is sent within the last 10 days of a Congressional session?

What helps maintain the president’s need for urgent action in defense of the U.S. and Congress’ ability to declare war?

What states that a president can not serve longer than two terms or a total of ten years?

What are the advisors to the president who run large government departments that take care of national concerns?

What presidential power resembles a treaty but does not require 2/3rds approval from the Senate?

This president promoted conservation, stood against big business, and expanded the Monroe Doctrine.

What presidential power allows the president to carry out the law or administer the government?

What is the access to the prominent stage where the President can pitch ideas to the American public?

What is the Presidential ability to explain a passed bill’s interpretation, its purpose, or commentary?

What is the title that identifies the president as the leader of the military?

This president used the veto a record 12 times and clashed with the national bank, but was popular.

What powers may not be explicitly listed but are nonetheless within the jurisdiction of the executive?

This president enacted public works programs that changed the role of the federal government.

What is the measure that empowers an executive to eliminate a line of spending from an bill or measure?

What is the term for a powerful executive position that is characterized by greater power than the Constitution allows?

What is council of the top uniformed officials, from each division, that advise the president on military strategy?

What presidential power is defined as the skills used by a president to win support for a policy agenda?

What is the Presidential ability to reject a bill passed by Congress?

What powers are assigned to the president in Article II of the Constitution?

This president suspended habeas corpus, assembled the militia, increased the military, among other things.

What presidential power allows the withholding of information from other branches, especially Congress?