Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
Q

to make laws is the primary duty of the

A

president

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2
Q

what is the presidents current salary each year

A

$400,000

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3
Q

which power of the president allows him to create a federal agency

A

chief executive

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4
Q

which power of the president allows him to fire an army general

A

commander in chief

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5
Q

which organization helps the president implement covert operations abroad

A

CIA`

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6
Q

which power of the president allowed him to make an executive agreement with north Vietnam

A

diplomatic leader

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7
Q

what fraction of senators must approve a treaty

A

two-thirds

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8
Q

which power of the president allows him to veto a bill

A

legislative leader

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9
Q

which power of the president is displayed when he hosts a dinner for the president of mexico

A

chief of state

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10
Q

which power of the president is displayed when he helps governors and members of congress get elected

A

party leader

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11
Q

what agency was originally created to stop counterfeiting

A

secret service

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12
Q

how many years is a presidents term of office

A

4

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13
Q

which amendment limits the president to two terms in office

A

twenty-second

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14
Q

what fraction of senators is required for a conviction in an impeachment trial

A

two-thirds

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15
Q

which amendment states that the president nominates a new vice president in case of a vacancy in that office

A

twenty-fifth

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16
Q

who were the three presidents to be impeached

A

Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump

17
Q

article______ of the US Constitution deals with the executive branch of government

A

two

18
Q

____ is the name of the presidents plane

A

air force one

19
Q

____ is the name of the presidents helicopter

A

marine one

20
Q

the president implements____ operations, which are activities unknown to the public and sometimes even to congress

A

covert

21
Q

the presidential retreat is known as

A

Camp David

22
Q

____ is another name for “term of office”

A

tenure

23
Q

a president who has not been or cannot be reelected but still serves the remainder of his term is known as

A

lame duck

24
Q

____ is the only American president to resign

A

Richard Nixon

25
Q

it is the job of the Office of_____ to prepare the nations annual budget for congress

A

management and budget

26
Q

a non-binding written understanding between the president and another head of state to take a particular action is called a(n)___

A

executive agreement

27
Q

the____ address, formerly known as the annual message, is required by the Constitution

A

state of the union

28
Q

who is the only president to seek and win more than two terms of office

A

FDR

29
Q

which part of the executive office of the president includes the press secretary, counsel, physician, and first lady’s staff

A

white house office

30
Q

the head of a cabinet department is usually a

A

secretary

31
Q

how many cabinet offices are there today

A

15

32
Q

distinguish between the terms veto, pocket veto, and line item veto

A

veto means refusing to sign a bill into a law. a pocket veto has the same effect if the president ignores the bill for ten days and congress is no longer in session. a line-item veto cuts individual items from a bill without vetoing the entire bill

33
Q

summarize the roles of the house, the senate, and the judicial branch in impeachment proceedings

A

the house brings charges against the official and votes on the charge, if they pass the official is considered impeached. the senate holds the trial and is the jury. the chief justice of the supreme court presides. if two-thirds of the senate agrees with the charges, the accused is convicted . if not the official is cleared of all accusations

34
Q

describe the constitutional roles of the vice president

A

the vice president is the president of the senate; he breaks any ties, if the president dies or cannot function the vice president becomes president