Which Act sets the order by which government officials ascend to the presidency?

the Presidential Succession Act

The acronym POTUS stands for President of the United States; what does FLOTUS stand for?

First Lady of the United States

The Constitution states to be eligible to serve as President one must

have lived in the US for at least 14 years.

have been expanded by successive presidents., are a source of contention between the branches.

The President has all of the following powers except the power to

ratify constitutional amendments.

The last five presidents in order from the most recent are

Obama, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Regan

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1
Which Act sets the order by which government officials ascend to the presidency?
the Presidential Succession Act
the Presidential Suggesitve Act
the Presidential Success Act
the Presidential Sucsetion Act
2
If President and Vice President are both disabled, who performs the duties of the President?
the President Pro Tempore of the Senate
the First Lady
the Secretary of State
the Speaker of the House
3
Choose the correct answer.
correct
incorrect
correct
incorrect
4
The President is the head of which branch of government?
exceutive
executive
exicutive
exsecutive
5
Which Constitutional Amendment addressed the problem of Vice-Presidential vacancies?
16th
24th
25th
22nd
6
The acronym POTUS stands for President of the United States; what does FLOTUS stand for?
Federal Leader of the United States
First Lady of the United States
First Leader of the United States
Former Legislator of the United States
7
A presidential vacancy occurs when
the President is not in his or her office.
the President goes on vacation.
the President refuses to enforce laws passed by Congress.
the president dies or resigns.
8
The Constitution states to be eligible to serve as President one must
be a naturalized citizen of the United States.
be at least forty-five years old.
have a college education.
have lived in the US for at least 14 years.
9
The Presidential term
has no limits.
is two years.
is four years.
is eight years.
10
Presidential powers
have been expanded by successive presidents.
have changed little throughout the history of the Republic.
are a source of contention between the branches.
are clearly defined by the Constitution.
11
The President has all of the following powers except the power to
veto laws passed by Congress.
negotiate treaties with foreign governments.
grant pardons
ratify constitutional amendments.
12
The last five presidents in order from the most recent are
Carter, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama
Obama, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Regan
Obama, Bush, Clinton, Reagan, Carter
Obama, Clinton, G. W. Bush, Bush, Carter

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