The United States Constitution - The President, Electoral College And The Judicial Branch

The video tutorial covers the requirements and election process for the U.S. presidency, including the Electoral College system. It discusses presidential compensation, the Cabinet's role, and the presidential succession process. The tutorial also explains the powers and responsibilities of the president, the impeachment process, and historical impeachment cases. Finally, it explores the Judicial Branch's role, focusing on the Supreme Court's power of judicial review.

What is the minimum age requirement for a U.S. President?

• 45 years

• 30 years

• 40 years

• 35 years

How are the electors for the Electoral College chosen?

• By the President

• By the Senate

• By state representatives

• By the Supreme Court

Who was the first Secretary of State in the U.S.?

• Edmund Randolph

• Thomas Jefferson

• Henry Knox

• Alexander Hamilton

What change did Congress make to the presidential succession in 1947?

• Added the Chief Justice first

• Added the President Pro Tempore first

• Added the Speaker of the House first

• Added the Secretary of State first

Which power allows the President to appoint judges to the Supreme Court?

• Executive Order

• Judicial Review

• Veto Power

• Appointment Power

What is required for a presidential appointment to be ratified?

• Approval by the Vice President

• Majority vote in the House

• 2/3 majority vote in the Senate

• Approval by the Supreme Court

Which U.S. President resigned before impeachment charges could be voted upon?

• Bill Clinton

• Andrew Johnson

• Richard Nixon

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

What is the primary role of the Supreme Court?

• To create laws

• To interpret the Constitution

• To enforce laws

• To elect the President

What is the significance of Marbury vs. Madison?

• It established the Electoral College

• It established presidential succession

• It established judicial review

• It established the Cabinet

What is the Supreme Court's power to declare a law unconstitutional called?

• Judicial Review

• Executive Order

• Constitutional Amendment

• Legislative Veto