Civics Chapter 8 - The Executive Branch (2019)

Which informal role does the President fulfill when he/she campaigns for members of his political party?

Which role does the President fulfill when he/she proposes legislation and acts as the main architect of public policy?

Which role does the President fulfill as the chief architect of American foreign policy?

Which department protects citizens abroad and conducts foreign relations?

What is the most important role of the Vice President in an informal sense?

Which role does the President fulfill when he/she directs the military?

What do we call the President’s broad power to grant mercy or leniency for people who have committed federal crimes?

The President’s power to enforce and administer the laws of the land fall under which type of powers?

Which position follows Speaker of the House in order of succession.

What is the maximum number of years a President can serve?

This department is the most recently created as a response to 9/11.

This Department tracks GDP and runs the census.

Which is NOT a formal qualification to be President of the U.S.

This department is the oldest non-original department in the Cabinet.

Which informal role is the President supposed to represent all the people of the U.S.?

When the Senate is holding up a presidential appointment what may a President do to get around the blockage?

Which role does the President fulfill as the ceremonial head of the nation?

What do we call the head of the Department of Justice?

How long is a President's term in office?

What did Congress do to try and curb the power of the President to conduct war, according to most political scientists?

Role the President fulfill when he/she heads the bureaucracy - power to hire/fire workers and create a federal budget.

What is the largest department in terms of the number of employees?

What is a reprieve?

Which of the following is NOT a formal Constitutional role of the VP?

What is the President’s most powerful legislative power?

This department handles the distribution of Medicare and Medicaid.

What do we call it when the President legally forgives a person for a federal crime?

The right Presidents claim to have that protects their documents and advice given to them from congressional scrutiny.

Which of the following is NOT a method possible to determine presidential disability.

Which role does the President fulfill when he/she enforces the laws of the U.S.?