Executive Branch and How a Bill Becomes a Law

Question 1

what are the president’s qualifications?

Answer 1

35 years of age, must be a natural born citizen, and must have had 14 years of residency

Question 2

what is the presidential term limit?

Answer 2

2 years

Question 3

how many terms can a president serve?

Answer 3

2

Question 4

what is an electoral college?

Answer 4

the process of electing the vice president and president

Question 5

how does each state determine the number of electors?

Answer 5

each state gets two votes for two senates and one vote for each member it has in the house of representatives

Question 6

how many cabinet members (secretaries) serve on the presidential cabinet?

Answer 6

24

Question 7

what is the power of veto?

Answer 7

veto is the power to stop an official action

Question 8

what is the impeachment process? (who impeaches? who holds the trial?)

Answer 8

the house of representatives impeaches and the senate holds the trial

Question 9

what is the first step of how a bill becomes a law?

Answer 9

the legislative branch gets the majority for the house of representatives and senate

Question 10

what is the second step of how a bill becomes a law?

Answer 10

the executive branch has the president sign and it becomes a law or gets vetoed