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PEG: Executive Branch
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Which of the following is
unconstitutional
?
Veto
Line-item veto
Pocket veto
Signing statement
2
(Role) Allows for use of the ordinance power.
Chief Executive/Chief Administrator
Commander in Chief
Head of State/Chief Citizen
Chief Diplomat
3
(Role) The main architect of U.S. foreign policy and chief spokesperson to the world.
Commander in Chief
Chief Executive/Chief Administrator
Chief Diplomat
Head of State/Chief Citizen
4
(Term) Hierarchical administrative organization that carries out specific functions.
bureaucracy
civil service
iron triangle
cabinet
5
(Term) A formal agreement between the governments of two or more countries.
patronage
treaty
issue network
signing statement
6
(Term) A written statement, added to a bill, indicating how the president interprets it.
civil service
patronage
treaty
signing statement
7
What amendment moved inauguration day earlier in the year?
20th
12th
25th
22nd
8
(Term) The personal office of the President; they handle the president’s political needs.
Office of Management and Budget
Executive Office of the President
White House Office
National Security Council
9
Non-cabinet federal bureaucratic organizations that have a single function are called...
independent executive agencies
government corporations
independent regulatory agencies
the Executive Office of the President
10
Executive orders
are unconstitutional
need Senate approval
are a relatively new idea
describe how to carry out a policy
11
Which is NOT one of the largest federal expenditures?
Social Security and unemployment
Medicare and Medicaid
Interest on the debt
Military and veterans' benefits
12
(Role) Clemency powers: pardons, reprieves, amnesty, and commutations.
Chief of Party
Chief Jurist
Chief Legislator
Chief Guardian of the Economy
13
Who makes decisions about the amount of money in circulation?
the Supreme Court
the President
the Federal Reserve Board
Congress
14
(Term) The person who directs operations of the White House Office and advises the president.
bureaucrat
treaty
press secretary
chief of staff
15
(Term) Group that advises the president on matters concerning safety and defense of the nation.
White House Office
National Security Council
Executive Office of the President
Office of Management and Budget
16
Which branch of government enforces the law?
All three branches
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
17
(Role) Leader of the party who won the presidency.
Chief of Party
Chief Jurist
Chief Guardian of the Economy
Chief Legislator
18
What is true about presidential war powers?
A President is in charge of all troop movement decisions.
A President can declare war.
Congress must declare war for a President to take action.
A President has 1 day to tell Congress if he deploys troops.
19
(Term) The president’s
unofficial
advisors, a term coined during Andrew Jackson’s presidency.
bureaucracy
civil service
kitchen cabinet
cabinet
20
(Role) Complete control of the armed forces.
Chief Executive/Chief Administrator
Commander in Chief
Chief Diplomat
Head of State/Chief Citizen
21
What amendment created term limits for the president?
25th
12th
22nd
20th
22
(Role) State of the Union Address: the president sets the agenda for the coming year.
Chief Jurist
Chief of Party
Chief Guardian of the Economy
Chief Legislator
23
(Term) When the president appoints individuals who helped him gain office.
executive agreement
ordinance power
executive privilege
patronage
24
(Term) Advisory group selected by the president. It includes executive department heads.
cabinet
Executive Office of the President
kitchen cabinet
White House Office
25
One way for the government to help address out-of-control inflation would be to
raise the reserve requirement
buy bonds on the open market
increase the money supply
lower the discount (interest) rate
26
(Term) The White House staff member who makes public statements for the president.
bureaucrat
treaty
press secretary
chief of staff
27
Which office is protected from presidential removal?
Ambassadors
Federal judges/justices
Heads of independent agencies
Cabinet secretaries
28
(Role) Ceremonial head of government
Commander in Chief
Chief Executive/Chief Administrator
Head of State/Chief Citizen
Chief Diplomat
29
The formal requirements for president include all of the following EXCEPT...
residency
citizenship
age
experience
30
Which presidential action requires Senate approval?
Executive order
Removal of office holders
Executive agreement
Treaty
31
What amendment provided for separate Electoral College votes for President and Vice President?
12th
25th
22nd
20th
32
Which of the following is a fiscal policy used to address a recession?
Selling bonds on the open market
Raising taxes
Lowering the reserve requirement
Increasing government spending
33
(Term) A group of staff agencies that assist the president in carrying out major duties.
White House Office
National Security Council
Executive Office of the President
Office of Management and Budget
34
What amendment formalized the line of presidential succession in case of disability or death?
25th
20th
12th
22nd
35
(Term) Agency with the duty of assisting the president in preparing and supervising the budget.
National Security Council
Office of Management and Budget
White House Office
Executive Office of the President
36
(Role) Responsibility for measures like unemployment, taxes, and general prosperity of the US.
Chief of Party
Chief Guardian of the Economy
Chief Legislator
Chief Jurist