Presidency

Which is a responsibility of the Chief Diplomat?

• Declaring war

• Negotiating treaties with other countries

• Appointing Supreme Court justices

• Vetoing legislation

What is the primary role of the Secretary of the Treasury?

• Overseeing the military

• Managing the country's finances

• Leading the Department of Justice

• Conducting foreign policy

Which amendment limits presidential terms?

• 19th Amendment

• 22nd Amendment

• 25th Amendment

• 1st Amendment

What is the main function of a superdelegate in the Democratic Party?

• To cast a vote in the general election

• To vote in the party's national convention without being bound by primary results

• To oversee the counting of votes

• To campaign for the presidential candidate

Which power is granted to the President under the War Powers Act of 1973?

• To declare war without congressional approval

• To send troops into combat for up to 60 days without congressional approval

• To appoint military generals

• To negotiate peace treaties

What is a duty of the Vice President of the United States?

• To serve as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

• To preside over the Senate and cast tie-breaking votes

• To manage the Department of Defense

• To draft the federal budget

What is the difference between an open primary and a closed caucus?

• An open primary allows any registered voter to participate, while a closed caucus is limited to party members

• An open primary is held online, while a closed caucus is held in person

• An open primary is for presidential elections, while a closed caucus is for congressional elections

• An open primary is organized by the federal government, while a closed caucus is organized by state governments

Which is an example of the President's judicial powers?

• Vetoing a bill

• Granting a pardon

• Negotiating a treaty

• Declaring a national emergency

What is the role of the Chief of State in the United States?

• To lead the military forces

• To act as the symbolic representative of the country

• To oversee the legislative process

• To manage the federal budget

What is it called when the president leads the military?

• Sargent

• Commander in Chief

• Head Commander

• Chief