Government

What does the executive branch do?

• The executive branch creates laws and regulations.
• The executive branch interprets laws and settles disputes.
• The executive branch enforces laws and administers the government.
• The executive branch conducts elections and votes on legislation.

What does the chief of state do?

• The chief of state represents the nation and performs ceremonial duties.
• He overseas the military and navy

• Is a name for the President who signs bills, gives pardons, to convene or adjourn Congress, issue commands to the senate, does not meet with the UN

• The chief of state manages the economy.

What is the term length of the President?

• 2 years 2 times

• 4 years 4 times

• 4 years and only two terms

• 4 years and three terms

What is an impeachment of the President?

• A formal vote of confidence in the President's leadership.
• Impeachment of the President is the process of charging the president with misconduct, potentially leading to removal from office.
• A public opinion poll regarding the President's performance.
• A ceremonial event celebrating the President's achievements.

What does the Vice President do and what is their term?

• The Vice President supports the President, presides over the Senate, and serves a term of four years. In case the President is unable to serve the VP steps in

• The Vice President serves a term of six years and leads the House of Representatives.
• The Vice President has no official duties and serves a lifetime term.
• The Vice President is elected for a term of two years and has no role in the Senate.

Who and what is the Bureaucracy?

• Bureaucracy is a system of administration involving government officials and agencies that implement laws and regulations.
• Bureaucracy is a social club for government officials.
• Bureaucracy refers to a complex organization that's aim is to maintain uniformity and control

• Bureaucracy is a type of economic system.

Who is the Chief Executive and what do they do?

• The Chief Executive is the CFO, who manages the company's finances.
• The Chief Executive is the COO, who handles employee relations.
• The Chief Executive is a board member, who only attends meetings.
• The Chief Executive is a term used for a head of government (the President) who signs bills, gives pardons, to convene or adjourn Congress, issue commands to the armed forces and meet with dignitaries

What is the role of The Cabinet in the government?

• The Cabinet creates laws independently.
• The Cabinet is responsible for the judicial system.
• The Cabinet manages the military operations directly.
• The Cabinet advises the President. Dept of State, Dept of Treasure, Dept of Defense, Attorney General

What is the Electoal College?

• The Electoral College is a committee that oversees congressional elections.
• The Electoral College is a group of citizens who vote on local issues.
• The Electoral College is a system for direct democracy in the U.S.
• The Electoral College is a group of representatives that elects the President and Vice President of the United States.

How many electoral college votes do you need to win the presidential election?

• 270
• 250
• 300
• 350