ch. 14 exam Flashcards

1
Q

The Executive article of the
Constitution is

A

Article Il

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2
Q

The two views of presidential power are mostly centered on:

A

the extent of the powers the president may act with

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3
Q

The President is commanded to execute the provisions of federal law by

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the oath of office and another constitutional provision

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4
Q

Which of the following government officials is not appointed by the President

A

speaker of the house

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5
Q

A treaty is

A

a formal agreement between two or more sovereign states

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6
Q

When acting as head of the nation’s armed forces, the President is filling the role of

A

commander in chief

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7
Q

A presidential veto of legislation can only be overturned by

A

two thirds vote in both houses of congress

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8
Q

Reprieves and pardons are both examples of the President’s

A

clemency power

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9
Q

If a President wishes to avoid involving the Senate in making foreign policy, he can negotiate a(n)

A

executive agreement

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10
Q

When the President forgives a large group of people for their illegal actions, he does so by granting

A

amnesty

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11
Q

One of the strongest yet peaceful ways that one country can show disapproval of another is the withdrawal of

A

recognition

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12
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The National Security Council advises the President on

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integration of domestic, foreign, and military policies

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13
Q

The release of a person from punishment or legal consequences of a crime is called a

A

pardon

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14
Q

The practice that the Senate will approve a presidential appointment of a State-specific official if the senators) from the State find(s) the candidate acceptable is called

A

senatorial courtesy

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15
Q

A President may use only a pocket veto

A

At the end of the Congressional Session (less than 10 day)

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16
Q

What are the four categories of formal presidential power?

A

executive, legislative, judicial, and Military powers

17
Q

Most of the informal powers of the
POTUS stem from which clause of the U.S. Constitution

A

Vesting Clause

18
Q

These are presidentially issued documents that are kept by the Federal Register and are defined as
“rules, regulation issued by a chief executive or his/her subordinates, based upon either constitutional or statutory authority and having the force of law.”

A

Executive Orders