Executive Branch

How often do people vote for the presidency?

Who makes rules for the armed forces?

"Representative of all the people" in regards to moral leadership

Main architect of American foreign policy

Leader of the armed forces

Formal approval of the government of a foreign country is known as:

Who is the commander of the armed forces?

Which of the following was not part of the first presidential cabinet?

Of these, which department was the last to be created?

Amendment that required separate ballots for President and Vice-President

Director of the huge executive branch of the federal government

Total number of electoral votes available

First in the line of succession

State has 32 electoral votes...how many House reps does the state have?

Which amendment limited the president to two elected terms?

How many executive departments make up the presidential cabinet?

Year the line of succession was established

Established the process of dealing with presidential disability

When do electors cast their votes?

Number of electoral votes needed to win the presidency

Power vested in the Constitution and head of "the most powerful office in the world"

When is Inauguration Day?

The founding fathers expected the presidency to be a very powerful position

When does the President recommend legislation?

Who was president during the Depression and World War II?

State that does not follow the winner take all method for electoral votes

Amendment that granted D.C. 3 electoral votes

Power to issue rules or regulations that have the effect of law

Which does not need Senate approval?

How are treaties approved?

Who appoints federal judges, U.S. attorneys and heads of agencies?

Which president integrated the armed forces?

When do people vote for the presidency?

A pardon cannot be granted in cases of impeachment

Ceremonial head of the government of the United States

Who approves the appointments of federal judges and heads of agencies?

Who has the power to remove appointed officials?

Power to refuse to disclose information to Congress or federal courts