Unit 2 Test Flashcards
Ceremonial head of government
Chief of state
Vested power from the constitution
Chief executive
Head of the federal government
Chief administration
Architect of foreign policy
Chief diplomat
Head of the nations armed services
Commander in chief
Main architect of public policy
Chief legislator
Leader of the political parter he /she comes from
Chief of party
Representative of all the people
Chief citizen
Electoral college flaws
-winner of popular vote is not guaranteed presidency
-electors are not required to vote with popular vote
- any election could potentially have to be decided in the house of reps
Gives the president power to create executive orders
Ordinance power
Legal forgiveness of a crime
Pardon
Executive departments are combined
Cabinet
President denies bill
Veto
Power to veto specific items in a bill
Line- item veto
Directive, rule, or regulation that has effect of law
Executive order
Pact between the president and head of foreign nations
Executive agreement
What is an examples of executive order
-Truman’s desegregation of military
-Lincoln’s emancipation proclamation
What is an example of executive agreement
-roosevelts lend lease act
Cabinet members
State- blinken
Treasury- yellen
Defense- Austin
Justice- garland
President qualifications
-Natural born citizen
- 35 years old
- live in the US for 14 years
What are the four steps of the confirmation process
- nomination
-committee senate hearing - senate debates
- confirmation or rejection
List the first 4 positions in the line if succession
-V.P
- speaker of the house
X president pro temp
- Secretary of state
First V.p to act as president
Bush