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EXECUTIVE BRANCH

The president is elected for a term of _____________ years. 4YRS. EXECUTIVE BRANCH. A President may be elected to the presidency only _______ time(s) according to the _________ Amendment. 2, 22. A President must be at least ___________ years old when assuming office. 35 YRS.

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EXECUTIVE BRANCH

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  1. The president is elected for a term of _____________ years. 4YRS EXECUTIVE BRANCH

  2. A President may be elected to the presidency only _______ time(s) according to the _________ Amendment. 2, 22

  3. A President must be at least ___________ years old when assuming office. 35 YRS

  4. The Executive Branch can be found in which Article of the Constitution? 2

  5. When the President is the man in charge of our military, he is playing what role? Commander in Chief

  6. When the president is in charge of all of the government workers he is playing what role? Chief Administrator

  7. When the president promotes bills he would like to become law he is playing what role? Chief Legislator

  8. When the president is playing a ceremonial role he is: Chief of State

  9. When the president is executing and enforcing all laws he is playing the role of: Chief Executive

  10. To become president, you must first attend a national convention B. be in the general election C. be in a primary election D. be voted on by the electoral college

  11. Ohio has what type of a primary closed

  12. The first Primaries are held in what state? New Hampshire

  13. When your political party is talking about one issue, they are speaking about a Plank

  14. If you don't win the majority of electoral votes in a general election, who votes for the president? House of Reps

  15. Which amendment changed the inauguration of the president to January 20th? 20th

  16. How many total electoral votes are there? 538

  17. If you want to become a president you must receive a majority of electoral votes. How many electoral votes must you receive to get a majority? 270

  18. Most nominees for president usually represent three of the following positions Governor, VP and Senator

  19. Who actually elects the president? Electoral College

  20. Which two presidents have been impeached? Johnson and Clinton

  21. More than half of the officials of the executive branch get their jobs due to: Civil Service Exams

  22. The youngest man ever to become President due to presidential succession was: T. Roosevelt

  23. The Youngest man ever elected to office of the President was: JFK

  24. Who was the only president to resign from the Presidency? NIXON

  25. Which president served two non-consecutive terms? Cleveland

  26. Which president was never elected by the people to the vice presidency nor the presidency? FORD

  27. National Conventions are held in what season of the year? End of the Summer

  28. Name a perk the President receives? Franking privilege Air Force One Camp David Retreat Swimming pool Basketball courts Tennis courts Expense account

  29. Which Amendment allows for electors to cast a different ballot for the President and the Vice President? 12

  30. Which City has held the most National Conventions? Chicago

  31. The order of succession to the presidency after the Vice President is determined by the: 25th Amendment

  32. When the President veto's a bill, this is an example of: Legislative Power

  33. The power of the President to sign a treaty must be confirmed by: Senate

  34. The power of the President to appoint a Supreme Court Justice is an example of: Executive Power

  35. The President may be impeached by: The House of Reps

  36. Which department gives recognition to schools showing excellence in academic achievement? Education

  37. Which department was created after WWII to combine the Army, Navy,and Air Force into one more efficient department? Defense

  38. Which department contains the Internal Revenue Service ? Treasury

  39. Which department is headed by an Attorney General? Justice

  40. Which department operates Medicare Programs? Health & Human Services

  41. Which department contains the Federal Aviation Agency? Transportation

  42. Which department supervises American National Parks? Interior

  43. Which department is in charge of the enforcement of laws to protect American workers? LABOR

  44. Which department provides low cost public housing for needy families? HUD

  45. Which department has the power to supervise the construction of Nuclear Power Plants? ENERGY

  46. There are currently, a total of ________ Cabinet Departments 15

  47. This Department continually tries to obtain good relations with foreign nations. STATE

  48. Who is the Secretary of State? John Kerry

  49. Who is Secretary of Defense? Panetta

  50. This new department now contains the U.S. Coast Guard? Homeland Security

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