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Presidency Vocabulary AP Gov
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a "test what you know" game for #apgov over the #presidents section.
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a president's claim of broad public support
veto
rally point
cabinet
mandate
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presidential decision to remove part of a bill; declared unconstitutional by supreme court
executive privilege
line item veto
pocket veto
veto
3
the tendency of presidents to learn more about doing their jobs over time
rally point
mandate
cycle of increasing effectiveness
cycle of decreasing influence
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presidential staff that serves as clearing house for budgetary requests and management
chief of staff
cabinet
executive office of the president
office of management and budget (OMB)
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formal, public agreement between U.S. and one or more nations and needs 2/3 approval
Executive agreement
Treaty
Rally point
Inherent powers
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Right to keep executive communications confidential, especially if its national security
executive orders
impoundment
Executive privilege
cabinet
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a system of government in which the legislature selects the prime minister or president
Mandate
Parliamentary system
Bicameralism
Cabinet
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cluster of staff that help the president carry out his responsibilities; includes OMB
Chief of staff
cabinet
Executive Office of the President
Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
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president's annual statement to congress and the nation
rally point
executive orders
executive office of the president
state of union address
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rising public approval of the president that follows a crisis as Americans rally round the flag
cabinet
mandate
Rally point
inherent powers
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advisory council for the president consisting of the vice pres and heads of exec. departments
impoundment
mandate
executive office of the president
cabinet
12
formal agreement Btwn US president and other nations requiring approval by both houses
Treaty
Cabinet
Congressional-executive agreement
Executive agreement
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the tendency of presidents to lose support over time
mandate
rally point
cycle of decreasing influence
cycle of increasing effectiveness
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formal agreement between U.S. president and one or more nations without senate approval
Executive agreement
Veto
Mandate
Treaty
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formal accusation against a president or other public official, first step to removal in office
Mandate
Impoundment
Impeachment
Rally point
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constitutional requirement that presidents make sure laws are faithfully executed.
Take-care clause
executive orders
impoundment
cabinet
17
head of white house staff
secretary of state
chief of staff
senate
vice president
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Joint listing of presidential and vice presidential candidates on the same ballot (12th amend)
Take care clause
Impoundment
Executive privilege
Presidential ticket
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powers that grow out of the very existence of government
mandate
impeachment
inherent powers
impoundment
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formal decision to reject a bill passed by congress
pocket veto
line item veto
rally point
veto
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formal orders from the president to direct action by the federal bureaucracy
line item veto
veto
Executive privilege
Executive orders
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if congress adjourns during 10 days the president takes to sign he can reject by doing nothing
mandate
line item veto
pocket veto
veto
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a decision by the president not to spend money appropriated by congress, now a federal law
mandate
impoundment
impeachment
treaty
