Three Branches of Government Assessment

As Commander in Chief, the President is responsible for:

• Managing the federal budget

• Leading all U.S. military forces

• Negotiating with foreign leaders

• Writing new legislation

When the President signs or vetoes bills from Congress, they are acting as: (two answers)

• Chief Executive

• Chief Diplomat

• Chief Legislator

• Judicial Leader

Which role does the President have in hosting state dinners and representing the U.S. at ceremonial functions?

• Chief Party Leader

• Head of State

• Chief Diplomat

• Chief Executive

As Chief Economist, the President is primarily responsible for:

• Commanding military operations

• Appointing Supreme Court justices

• Managing foreign relations

• Overseeing the nation's economy

When nominating Supreme Court justices and issuing pardons and amnesty, the President acts as:

• Chief Executive

• Judicial Leader

• Chief Legislator

• Head of State

The President's role as Chief Party Leader involves:

• Leading diplomatic missions

• Signing treaties with other nations

• Being the face of their political party

• Managing the federal bureaucracy

When meeting with foreign leaders to discuss international agreements, the President serves as:

• Chief Diplomat

• Head of State

• Chief Executive

• Commander in Chief

As Chief Executive, the President's main responsibility is:

• Leading the armed forces

• Managing the federal government

• Creating new laws

• Meeting with foreign leaders

Which presidential role involves proposing the federal budget to Congress?

• A. Chief Legislator

• B. Chief Executive

• C. Chief Economist

• D. Head of State

When delivering the State of the Union address, the President primarily acts as:

• Chief Party Leader

• Chief Legislator

• Head of State

• Chief Diplomat