President

Question 1

Commander in Chief

Answer 1

Leader of armed forces.

- Ex. Going to war, military strategies

Question 2

Chief Diplomat

Answer 2

Communicate with world leaders; summits; use of ambassadors

Question 3

Chief Executive

Answer 3

Fulfills main duties as President

                	       - Enforces and signs laws; Appoint officials; Pardoning
                	       - Consult cabinet

Question 4

Chief of Party

Answer 4

Head of the party

- Working to get people in party elected;

Question 5

Chief of State

Answer 5

A ceremonial rule

                	    - Throw first pitch at a baseball game; hosting events at the white house
                		- Presenting awards

Question 6

Chief Legislator

Answer 6

Working with Congress – or speaking to Congress

                	       - State of the Union, meeting with congressional leaders
                	       - Veto power

Question 7

Cabinet

Answer 7

Secretary of state, heads of departments, chief of staff, VP

• Consulting on issues
• Checking in with departments

Question 8

Chief of staff

Answer 8

Head of presidential staff; close to the president as an advisor.

Question 9

Role of Vice President

Answer 9

1st in line to the presidency; Breaking a tie in Senate; Fulfill duties that

President cannot do ex. Attend public events.

Question 10

Executive Order

Answer 10

Order of a President that functions as a law.

Question 11

Office of Management and Budget

Answer 11

President consults this office on the budget.

Question 12

Going public

Answer 12

President speaks to the public

Question 13

What could influence a president and how he acts?

Answer 13

Public opinion, own views, economic concerns, and any political issues with Congress or public.

Question 14

Give me an example on how a President has used power

Answer 14

Lincoln with newspapers

Question 15

Has the presidency become too powerful?

Answer 15

Yes/no it doesnt matter just give reasons