Understanding Presidential Powers and Roles

Front

Which of the following is a power granted to the U.S. President by the Constitution? Declaring war, Vetoing legislation, Impeaching federal judges, Appointing state governors

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Vetoing legislation

Front

When the U.S. President makes a treaty with another country?

Back

Acting as Chief diplomat

Front

Which of the following roles does the U.S. President fulfill as part of their responsibilities? Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Speaker of the House, Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, Senate Majority Leader

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Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces

Front

The U.S. President has the power to issue executive orders. What type of power is an executive order?

Back

An Informal Power

Front

Which of the following is a requirement to become the U.S. President?
Options:
Must be at least 30 years old
Must be a natural-born citizen
Must have served in the military
Must have a law degree

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Must be a natural-born citizen

Front

When the president appoints people to the cabinet, what do they need to finalize the appointment?

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Senate Approval

Front

Which of the following actions can the U.S. President take without needing approval from Congress?
- Passing a new tax law
- Appointing a Supreme Court Justice
- Granting a pardon for a federal offense
- Declaring a national holiday

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Granting a pardon for a federal offense