The Executive Branch Flashcards

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What is a Treaty

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  • A treaty is a formal agreement between two or more sovereign states
  • a president is the only one who has the power to negotiate terms of treaties
  • senate must approve the treaties
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What is an Executive agreement

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  • A pact between the president and the head of a sovereign state
  • president can make agreement with out congressional approval
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What is the cabinet and executive departments

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Much of the work of federal government is d done by the 15 executive departments

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Wars powers resolution of 1973?

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-Use armed forces aboard in combat with our declaration of war

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What is the Presidential Succession Act of 1947?

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Scheme by which a presidential vacancy is filled by Vice President takes over the office of president upon death

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What is in the Twentieth Amendment?

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Moved the Inauguration the day of the president from March 9th to January 20th

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What is in the 22nd amendment

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Limits the number of of terms a president can serve to two

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What is in the 25th amendment

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  • the prez appoints a new vp

- all of congress must approve

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What are the qualifications of President

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Article 2 section 1 clause 5
Natural born citizen of US
@ least 35
Citizen for 14 years

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10
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Where in the constitution outlined

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Article 2

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What are the eight roles of prez

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Chief of state- ceremonial head of government
Chief executive- given the executive power by constitution
Chief administrator- director of the executive branch
Chief diplomat- nations chief spokesman to the rest of the world
Commander and Chief- supreme commander of all the nations Armed forces
Chief legislator- sets The overall shale of the congress agenda
Chief of party- leader of his or her party
Chief citizen- expected to be a representative of American people

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What is Electoral College?

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The popular vote in each star determines how the electoral votes will be cast

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