APS Ch 6 Review - The Presidency

Presidential duty as a the civilian leader of the military.

Who must approved all treaties?

POTUS has certain specific Constitutional judicial powers. Which is NOT one of those powers?

What is NOT a foreign policy power granted to the POTUS by the Constitution?

The Congressional power to prevent POTUS from stopping a popular piece of legislation.

President's job as a representative of the nation's people and the idea no one is above the law

Who must approved all declaration of war in the United States?

The official responsibilities and duties of the President is found ... ?

The term of office for POTUS.

Law aimed at restricting a president's power to commit military forces.

Presidential directive telling federal employees how to carry out their job enforcing our laws.

Presidential power to reject an law passed by Congress.

What group includes the top military, foreign affairs, and intelligence officials?

Presidential responsibility to effectively lead and operate the executive branch.

A power NOT listed in the Constitution but allowed for national security interests and privacy.

Part of the government responsible for the daily business of the White House.

To shorten a sentence for someone convicted of a federal crime.

What title do most heads of departments have?

Person who manages the White House.

What is the title of this chapter?

Presidential duty as a figurehead symbol representing the USA internationally.

Presidential authority to make agreements with a foreign government.

The largest parts of the executive branch which have advisers in the Cabinet are know as ... ?

How old must a presidential candidate be to hold office.

Presidential power to recognize the legitimacy of a foreign government.

The courts can stop the actions of the president by using what power?

What amendment limited the President to two terms?

Created by Congress after WWII to provide POTUS with economic analysis.

Unconstitutional act where the President refuses to spend money appropriated by Congress.

The ability of the President to grant a group a pardon for offenses committed.

Which offices are the only positions elected by the whole nation?

Which Presidential duty deals with the carrying out the laws of the nation?

Which of the following is an unofficial role of the President?

This Executive office helps develop the federal budget & oversees its execution by agencies.