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The president chooses these people to advise him on issues
press corps
Electoral College
cabinet
chief of political parties
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One of the checks Congress has over the executive branch
impeachment
mandate
pardon
veto
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President campaigns for other candidates
Party Leader
Chief of State
Chief Citizen
Commander-in-Chief
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Offices of ambassadors in foreign countries
foreign White Houses
cabinet offices
bureaucracies
embassies
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A group pardon for an offense against the US government given by the president is
amnesty
a reprieve
de facto
executive agreement
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The president is elected by
popular vote
political parties
Congress
the Electoral College
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What created the civil service system?
Civil Service Commission
Pendelton Act
spoils system
deregulation
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President gives this once a year to Congress
Presidential confirmation address
White House address
president pro tempore message
State of the Union message
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President recommends laws; give State of the Union
Chief Diplomat
Party Leader
Chief Legislator
Chief Agenda Setter
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Agencies, congressional committees, and client groups together create
injunction
iron triangles
liaison officers
civil service
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President prepares the budget
Chief Agenda Setter
Chief of State
Chief Legislator
Party Leader
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Presidents can use this to back up foreign policy decisions
military force
pardons
treaties
mandates
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President votes and pays taxes
Chief Executive
Chief Citizen
Chief of State
Chief Legislator
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Which department was known as the Department of War?
Dept of State
Dept of the Interior
Dept of Defense
Dept of Veterans Affairs
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Newspapers and magazines allow the president to talk to the people, this in known as
platform
executive agreement
forum
mandate
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Which trial dealt with executive privilege?
US v Roosevelt
US v Clinton
US v Nixon
US v Reagan
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President negotiates treaties
Chief Diplomat
Party leader
Chief Citizen
Chief of State
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The expressed will of the people
a forum
an impoundment
a mandate
a de facto
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President entertains foreign leaders with formal dinners
Chief Diplomat
Party Leader
Chief of State
Chief Legislator
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Who advises the president on military and foreign policy?
Council of Economic Advisers
Executive Office of the President
National Economic Council
National Security Council
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President heads the military forces
Party Leader
Chief Citizen
Commander-in-Chief
Chief of State
22
What is also known as winner-take-all?
central clearance
Federalist system
the Electoral College
popular vote
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The salary of the president is called
electoral vote
presidential succession
compensation
central clearance
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Who can make rules for industries and business?
civil servants
regulatory commissions
government corporations
bureaucrats
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Which department deals with foreign policy?
Dept of the Interior
Dept of Defense
Dept of State
Dept of Justice
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Who presides over Senate?
Speaker of the House
whip
president
vice-president
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A formal agreement between two governments
a treaty
a mandate
an executive agreement
amnesty
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Who is the commander of the armed forces?
State of the Union general
attorney general
president
vice president
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This department protects public lands
Dept of Energy
Dept of the Interior
Dept of Defense
Dept of Commerce
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Who administers the oath of office?
Speaker of the House
chief justice
vice president
outgoing president
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Which amendment sets up presidential succession?
Fifty-first
Twenty-fifth
Fifteenth
Twenty-first
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Which president did not run for reelection because of the unpopularity of the Vietnam War?
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Lyndon Johnson
John F. Kennedy
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When a politician rewards a follower with a government job
the civil service system
the federal bureaucracy
the iron triangle
the spoils system
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Civil servants are also known as
bureaucrats
executive workers
whistleblowers
procurement specialists
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Nixon refusing to turn over the Watergate tapes
Executive Privilege
Executive Order
Executive Agreement
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What is the maximum number of years a president can serve?
4 years
8 years
10 years
6 years
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Rules that have the force of law
de factos
executive orders
pardons
mandates
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The head of the executive branch
chief justice
vice president
Speaker of the House
president
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FDRs internment of Japanese Americans
Executive Privilege
Executive Agreement
Executive Order
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When a president refuses to testify in court
executive privilege
executive mandate
de facto
executive order
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Which president has been nominated seven times for a Nobel Peace Prize?
Richard Nixon
George Bush
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
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The Head of State in the US is
governor
president
vice president
mayor
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Who is next in line for succession after the VP?
Speaker of the House
House Whip
Majority leader of the Senate
President pro temper of the Senate
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What can Congress do when the president vetoes legislation?
congressional override
line-item veto
mandate
legislative veto
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Ask not what your county can do for you-ask what you can do for your country...
Bill Clinton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
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Jefferson's purchase of Louisiana
Executive Privilege
Executive Order
Executive Agreement
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Which is considered a disaster for a president?
lack of international support
inability to debate
failure to understand the public mood
too much public support
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When you want a job in government you check the
Federal Job Information Centers`
Social Security office
Civil Service Commission
government corporation
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How was the first president selected?
the Electoral college
Congress
political parties
popular vote
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When the President runs the country
Chief Agenda Setter
Chief Legislator
Chief Executive
Chief of State