Chapter 12 The President
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- Q1Analyzing and approving all legislative proposals and budgetary requests before they are submitted to Congress is the duty of the __________.Council of Economic AdvisersInternal Revenue ServiceOffice of Independent Regulatory AffairsOffice of Management and Budget30s
- Q2What power of the president is often invoked during times of war or emergency to justify the executive’s actions to protect the nation?statutory powersdelegated powerspower as commander in chiefinherent powers30s
- Q3An inherent power exercised by the president during a period of national crisis is known as __________.executive privilegeexecutive ordersexpressed poweremergency power30s
- Q4If the president is dissatisfied with the performance of a member of the Cabinet, the most drastic step that he is able to take is to __________.request that the attorney general bring charges against the individual, which would allow the president the power to remove the person from officefire the personrequest that Congress remove the person from officeplace the member on probation for 90 days30s
- Q5Vice President Joe Biden has been a valuable adviser to President Obama on __________.foreign policymilitary policyfarming and the agricultural industryemerging technology30s
- Q6As chief diplomat, the president __________.is responsible for selecting judges to federal courtsis responsible for all actions within the executive branchratifies treaties with the advice and consent of the Cabinetnegotiates treaties, recognizes foreign governments, and makes executive agreements30s
- Q7The members of the Cabinet __________.are an informal group of presidential advisersinclude only the heads of the Departments of State, Justice, Defense, and Treasury, plus the heads of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)include the heads of the 15 executive departments plus other top officials chosen by the presidentare a subset of the executive department heads, chosen by the president30s
- Q8The State of the Union message is __________.required by the Constitution and gives a broad view of what the president wishes the legislature to accomplish during the sessionlimited to reviewing the events of the last yearan effective tool used by the president to limit other countries’ foreign policy endeavors in this hemispheredelivered by the president to the General Assembly of the United Nations at least once every four years30s
- Q9__________ are appointed without Senate confirmation for the term of the president to focus on one special policy area.Policy chiefsCabinet membersPolicy czarsAmbassadors30s
- Q10The request of recent presidents for the line-item veto is a challenge to which of the following principles?executive privilegecongressional oversighteminent domainseparation of powers30s
- Q11As chief executive, the president is constitutionally bound to __________.submit a balanced budget to Congressinform Congress prior to any military actionoversee actions of state governmentsenforce laws, treaties, and court orders30s
- Q12President Barack Obama nominated John Kerry to be secretary of state during his second term. Which constitutionally authorized power was he exercising in this case?the power to nominate and appoint various political officersthe power to invoke executive privilegethe power to pardon or grant reprievesthe power to meet with foreign ambassadors and make treaties30s
- Q13Which president vetoed the War Powers Resolution only to have Congress overturn the veto?Harry S. TrumanGerald FordAndrew JohnsonRichard Nixon30s
- Q14Going on official state visits to other countries, decorating war heroes, and dedicating parks are all examples of the president’s role as __________.chief executivechief legislatorchief diplomathead of state30s
- Q15In the history of the United States, no president has ever __________.been impeached and convictedbeen impeachedresignedbeen impeached and acquitted30s