Executive Branch

what is impeachment?

• the removal of the president from the oval office

• to charge federal officials with crimes/wrongdoing

• the process of removing the vice president from the executive branch

• to charge senators with crimes committed by congress

Which amendment accounts for Vice Presidential vacancies?

• 12th

• 20th

• 22nd

• 25th

Which is NOT a step of the election process?

• declaring your intent

• campaigning for support

• taking an oath to swear in

• swearing honesty throughout campaign

If you are impeached, you...

• are automatically removed from the Presidency

• are charged with a crime

• have to go to trial in the Senate

• have been charged by the House

How long is one term for the Vice President?

• 2 years

• 4 years

• 8 years

• 10 years

As Chief of Party, the President...

• has influence over elections happening in their own political party

• can veto elections in their own political party

• has influence over elections happening in their opposing political party

• can veto elections in their opposing political party

How long do you have to live in the US to run for the President?

• 8 years

• 10 years

• 14 years

• 35 years

AS Chief of State, the President...

• can control the nation's arsenal

• is head of their political party

• can make treaties with foreign countries

• is a symbol of the USA

The 22nd amendment was a response to which president serving 4 terms?

• Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)

• John F. Kennedy (JFK)

• Bill Clinton

• Andrew Johnson

The State of the Union address...

• outlines which countries the U.S. will make treaties with

• outlines the President's goals for the year

• outlines the laws Congress wants to make that year

• outlines which party candidates the President supports