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Executive Branch

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Who heads the Executive branch of our government? the President
Who assists the person in carrying out the laws of the land Vice President, Cabinet, leaders of departments & agencies
What are the 3 Constitutional requirements a candidate must meet in order to be President? 35 years old, native born citizen, US resident for the 14 years
What is the President's term of office? The President can serve two terms, four years each for a total of 8 years.
Which amendment established the President's two term limit? 22nd
What is the annual salary for the President? $400,000
Are there any other financial benefits for the President? an allowance of $50,000
What other benefits other than financial does the President enjoy? use of Air Force One, cars, helicopters White House and Camp David (country retreat for President)
What are the qualifications for the Vice-President? same as the President
Which amendment established Presidential succession? 25th amendment
Who are the first four individuals in-line for Presidential succession? Vice-President, Speaker of the House, President Pro Tempore, President's cabinet in order that it was established
What are some roles of the President? executes the law of the land prepares the annual budget appoints officials administers the Federal bureaucracy
Commander-in-Chief head of the nation's armed forces
Chief Citizen representative of all the American people, makes sure the people's voices is heard, sets an example of a good citizen
Chief of State acts as head of the country attends festivities of historic or national importance greets and entertains foreign leaders presents medals and other awards for national service
Chief Legislator Proposes legislation during the State of the Union address to Congress signs or vetoes bills
Chief of Party leader of the political party that controls the executive branch, campaigns for party members
Chief Diplomat maker of America's foreign policy
Chief Executive head of the Executive branch that oversees our government
How does the President influence policy? Propose his policies at the State of the Union Address, appeal directly to the people, sign or veto legislation, appoint officials who carry out the law
What kind of policy relates to dealings with other nations? foreign policy
What kind of policy relates to decisions the government makes that directly affect people in its own country? domestic policy
What do you call the annual report the President gives to Congress? State of the Union Address
One way that Congress can check the Executive branch is to __________ or remove the President. impeach
What is the title given to each person that is the head of each of the Executive Departments? Secretary
What is the primary duty of the Vice-President? oversee the Senate and cast his vote in case of a tie
The Secretaries of each of the 15 Executive Departments make up what group? the Cabinet
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