Executive Branch

The founding fathers wanted a strong executive branch for what reason?

Electors must cast their vote for whomever their constituents elected in their district

The president does not have the power to send troops to fight in a foreign nation

The larger the landslide victory the larger the presidential what?

The right of the President and other high ranking officials to not testify before a court or congress is called what?

A primary in which the voter can only vote for the party they are registered with is known as a what?

The system we use to elect the President is known as the what?

The first responsibility of the Vice President is to what?

The President is allowed to serve 4 two year terms

When a president issues a pardon what happens?

The new President will take office on which date the year after being elected in the fall?

The Presidents car is known as what?

The amount of electorates is based on how many representatives in the house and 2 senators for each state

When a candidate receives a vast majority of the votes the result is referred to a what?

The president can not sign a treaty without consent of Congress

Event held where constituents arrive and vote similarly to a general election for their representative is known as what?

If a raise is given to the president when will he/she recieve it?

The date in late February or early March in which multiple states hold primaries and caucuses is known as what?

The 25th amendment can only be used when the President passes away

The President must have political experience

The amount of electoral votes needed is what?

A candidate that is not a Republican or a Democrat is known as a what?

One aspect of the presidents job is to be what?

The area of the White House in which most business is handled is known as the what?

The president has no part in appointing chief officials and judges

The name of the camp in which most presidents spend their spare time is named what?

The president is responsible for which of the following?

The president is expected to be all of the below except what?

A president can use executive orders to do which of the following?

A state which historically has swung between Republican and Democrat is known as a what?

The amendment which would be used in the case of the President either being incapacitated or deceased is?

Which of the following are requirements to be president?

There has never been anyone to serve more than 2 terms as President

The president can leverage what to ensure that a bill passed through congress has what the president wants on it?

It falls on the president to ensure national sovereignty and the security of our citizens?

The youngest President ever elected was who?

Former presidents and their extended family receive secret service protection for life.