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Question 1

President

Answer 1

The chief executive officer of the United State, as established by Article II of the U.S. Constitution.

The president gets their power from the Constitution.

Question 2

Vice President

Answer 2

An officer created by Article II of the U.S. Constitution to preside over the U.S. Senate and to fill the president in case of vacancy.

The Vice President succeeds the president in death.

Question 3

Twenty-Second Amendment

Answer 3

prevents presidents from serving more than two terms or more than ten years.

Negative tenure in office led to the passage of the Twenty-Second Amendment.

Question 4

Watergate

Answer 4

A scandal involving a break-in at the dEMOCRATIC nATIONAL cOMMITTEE OFFICES IN THE wATERGATE OFFICE COMPLEX

Watergate caused the executive privilege in the Supreme Court case.

Question 5

Executive privilege

Answer 5

an implied presidential. power that allows the president to refuse to disclose information

Executive privilege came from Watergate.

Question 6

U.S. v Nixon

Answer 6

Supreme Court ruling on power of the president, holding that no absolute constitutional executive privilege allows a president to refuse to comply with a court order.

U.S. v Nixon came after the Watergate scandal.

Question 7

Presidential Succession Act

Answer 7

a law enacted by act Congress that provides for filling of any simultaneous vacant of president or Vice President.

The Presidential Succession Act clarifies presidential succession.

Question 8

Twenty-Fifth Amendment

Answer 8

establishe procedures for filing the vacancies in office

\the Twenty-Fifth Amendment is similar to the Presidential Succession Act.

Question 9

Cabinet

Answer 9

formal body of presidential advisers who head the departments.

The Cabinet assist the presidential.

Question 10

League of Nations

Answer 10

a diplomatic organization that sought to prevent future years

The League of Nations was unsuccessful

Question 11

Executive agreements

Answer 11

formal international agreements entered into by the president that do not require advice by U.S. Senate

Executive agreements can be formed with foreign nations.

Question 12

Veto

Answer 12

Formal, constitutional authority of the president to reject bills passed by Congress

The president can veto a bill.

Question 13

Pardon

Answer 13

an executive grant providing restoration of all rights and privileges of citizenship to a specific individual charged or convicted with a crime

the President can pardon individuals.

Question 14

Inherent Powers

Answer 14

Powers that belong to the president because they can be inferred from the Constition.

Inherent powers are only inferred.

Question 15

First Lady

Answer 15

wife of a president

Our First Lady is Melania Trump

Question 16

Executive Office of the President

Answer 16

Helps president oversee executive branch bureaucracy.

FDR established the EOP to help him with New Deal programs

Question 17

bully pulpit

Answer 17

view that a major p[ower of the presidency is to draw attention to and generate support for positions

the bully pulpit helps presidents gain support for their programs

Question 18

Office of management and budget

Answer 18

prepares the president’s annual budget proposal, reviews budget, and supplies economic forecasts.

The office of management and budget is in the executive office.

Question 19

executive order

Answer 19

rule or regulation issued by the president that has the effect of law.

Donald Trump is trying to issue an executive order.

Question 20

signing statements

Answer 20

occasional written comments attached to a bill

Signing statements have to be signed by a president.