Topic 5 Part 2, Roles and Powers of the President
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- Q1The most important role of the President in which they oversee government employees and the agencies of their branch.Chief ExecutiveChief of StateChief DiplomatCommander in Chief30s
- Q2Role of the president where they oversee the military and make key military decisions.Chief ExecutiveCommander in ChiefChief DiplomatChief of State30s
- Q3Role of the president where they play a vital role in economic decision making. They help prepare the budget along with the OMB.Chief ExecutiveEconomic PlannerParty LeaderChief Legislator30s
- Q4Role of the president where they are the key spokesperson for their political party and support candidates from their own party for other officesChief LegislatorChief of StateParty LeaderChief Diplomat30s
- Q5Role of the president where they could provide ideas for bills and they give speeches to Congress.Chief of StateParty LeaderChief LegislatorChief Diplomat30s
- Q6Role of the president where they perform ceremonial duties important to all leaders of a country. In the U.S. they throw out the first pitch at Baseball games, light a Christmas tree and host Easter Egg hunts.Commander in ChiefChief ExecutiveChief DiplomatChief of State30s
- Q7Role of the president where they are responsible for foreign affairs. They send and receive ambassadors and meet with foreign leaders.Chief of StateChief DiplomatCommander in ChiefChief Executive30s
- Q8Rule issued by the President alone, but it has the same force as a law passed by Congress.Executive PrivilegeExecutive MandateExecutive OrderExecutive Agreement30s
- Q9The right held by the President that allows them to refuse to testify before Congress or a court.Executive MandateExecutive AgreementExecutive OrderExecutive Privilege30s
- Q10An Informal arrangement between leaders of two nations that does not need the approval of the Senate in the U.S.TreatyExecutive OrderExecutive PrivilegeExecutive Agreement30s
- Q11A formal written agreement between countries that is generally signed by the President, but must be approved by the Senate.Executive OrderExecutive AgreementTreatyMandate30s
- Q12Part of the Constitution in which the powers of the Executive Branch are described.Article IArticle IIArticle IVArticle II30s
- Q13Who has the power to declare war?Secretary of StateSupreme CourtCongressPresident30s
- Q14Who has the power of appointment?SenatePresidentHouseSupreme Court30s
- Q15Who approves the president's budget?Secretary of TreasuryVice PresidentSupreme CourtCongress30s