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Topic 5 and 6 test review
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Examples of Government Corporations
NASA, EPA, FDA, Peace Corps
USPS, FDIC, Import-Export Bank, Amtrak
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Sets rules for the order of succession if the President is gone
Line agencies
White House Chief of Staff
Federal Bureaucracy
Presidential Succession Act of 1947
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President's title when acting as Main architect of foreign policy
Chief Economist
Chief Diplomat
Chief of State
Chief Administrator
4
President's title when acting as Director of the huge executive branch of government
Chief of Party
Chief Economist
Chief of State
Chief Administrator
5
Picking a running mate who can strengthen the chances of being elected
Persona non grata
balance the ticket
job specialization
Chief Diplomat
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Conscription, compulsory military service
Civil Service
Patronage
Draft
OPM
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Actually perform the tasks for which the organization exists
Staff agencies
White House
Commission
Line agencies
8
Formal qualification to be President
natural born citizen
14 years a resident of the U.S.
job specialization
At least 35 years old
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Serve in a support capacity-offer advice
Line agencies
Agency/Administration
Staff agencies
Commission
10
Examples of Independent Executive Agencies
NASA, EPA, FDA, Peace Corps
USPS, FDIC, Import-Export Bank, Amtrak
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Title of the President when acting as the Ceremonial head of government
Chief Diplomat
Chief of State
Chief Administrator
Commander in Chief
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Name usually given to agencies charged with regulation of business activities
Corporation/Authority
Agency/Administration
Commission
Federal Bureaucracy
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Maximum number of terms a president can serve – 22nd Amendment
4
2
1
3
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The means by which government makes and administers public policy
Commission
Federal Bureaucracy
Hierarchical authority
Staff agencies
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Bureaucracy is a system of organization based on
Merit
Formalized Rules
Hierarchical authority
job specialization
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System where the victor gets to hire whoever he wants
Cabinet
Pendleton Act
Patronage
Merit
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Name given to agencies that conduct business like activities
Federal Bureaucracy
Commission
Agency/Administration
Corporation/Authority
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Directs all operations of EOP-among most influential presidential aides
White House Chief of Staff
Attorney General
Secretary
Cabinet
