Executive Branch - Qualifications/Roles

According to the Constitution, how long must a presidential candidate have been a resident of the United States?

• At least 10 years

• At least 14 years

• At least 20 years

• Their entire life

What is the minimum age requirement to run for President?

• 25 years old

• 30 years old

• 35 years old

• 40 years old

A person born abroad to American citizens is considered:

• Ineligible to run for President

• A naturalized citizen

• A natural born citizen

• Only eligible after living in the US for 35 years

As Chief of State, the President primarily serves as:

• The head of their political party

• The ceremonial head of the government

• The chief law enforcement officer

• The main economic advisor

Which presidential role involves developing American foreign policy?

• Chief Diplomat

• Chief of State

• Party Leader

• Chief Executive

Which role allows the President to have direct control over the nation's military arsenal?

• Chief Diplomat

• Chief Executive

• Chief of State

• Commander in Chief

The President's role as Party Leader means they are:

• Required to change political parties every term

• The acknowledged leader of the party controlling the executive branch

• Responsible for organizing all political parties

• The mediator between different political parties

The President's role in deciding priorities for legislation to be supported by the executive branch is part of which role?

• Chief Executive

• Chief of State

• Chief Legislator (Agenda Setter)

• Party Leader

Which role of the President is most directly involved in supervising federal agencies?

• Chief Executive

• Chief of State

• Chief Legislator (Agenda Setter)

• Party Leader

Which presidential role is most closely associated with giving the State of the Union address?

• Chief of State

• Chief Legislator (Agenda Setter)

• Party Leader

• Chief Diplomat