Executive Branch Review

A President swears to ____, ____ and ______ the Constitution.

True or False. A president can win the popular vote and still lose the election.

Fundraising, personal appearances, advertisements, and rallies are all part of a candidates... 

Presidential elections happen every _______ years.

_________ are like treaties, but they don't need to be ratified by 2/3 of the Senate.

Each state's number of electors is equal to its number of __________. 

Which is an INFORMAL power of the Presidency?

How many electoral votes do you need to win the presidency?

The largest department in the executive branch is the ___________________. 

Every year, a President gives the ______________ to Congress.

If a president doesn't agree with a law that has passed Congress, he can ______ it.

Powers of the President that are in the Constitution are called ________________ powers. 

A rule issued by the president, without consulting Congress, and having the force of law is a..

On election day, the ________________ is gathered by polls across the country.

Powers of the President that are NOT in the Constitution are called _________________ powers. 

Which is a FORMAL power of the Presidency?

The heads of the departments that advise the president are called _____________ (except one).

To be President, you must be at least ________ years old. 

The main purpose of the executive branch is to ____________ the laws.

The informal power that allows the president to keep national security secrets is called...

Popular vote doesn't actually determine who wins the presidency. It is the ______________. 

Which is not a power of the President?

The head of the executive branch is the ____________________. 

The early stages of a campaign where a candidate tries to win the party nomination is called...

The second in command of the executive branch is the ______________.