Chapter 14 Terms Flashcards
Created as a result of the Brownlow Report; made up of White House offices and agencies
Executive Office of the President (EOP)
Agency originally created to stop counterfeiting but eventually became responsible for protecting the president
Secret Service
The President of the United States
POTUS
Written understanding with another head of state to carry out a particular action
Executive agreement
The ultimate check on the president
Impeachment
Restricts the president to two terms
Twenty-second amendment
Previously Shangri-La, renamed in honor of President Eisenhower’s grandson
Camp David
Appointed vice president with the resignation of Spiro Agnew
Gerald Ford
Outlines the process for filling a vacancy in the vice presidency
Twenty-fifth Amendment
Offices of the executive branch developed to assist the president in his constitutional duties and to meet the demands of Americas growth
Cabinet
Term of Office
Tenure
The president’s power to refuse to sign a bill into law
veto
Annual Speech given by the President before the joint session of the House and Senate, which establishes the Presidents legislative agenda
State of the Union
The automatic veto of a bill the president leaves unsigned for ten days during a congressional adjournment
pocket veto
Allows the president to veto part of the bill without vetoing the entire bill
line-item veto