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Civics and Economic4

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Article ll of the Constitution states that the ____ is responsible for carrying out the countrys laws. Executive
The ____ of the United States heads this branch and is our nations most powerful elected official. president
in___ George Washington became our first president. 1789
Qualifications for president Must be a native born citizen Must be at least 35 Must have been a resident of US for at least 14 years
Traits of president All have been men All have been Christian Many have been lawyers Most have held political office Most attended college Many have had military experience
The president is elected for a term of — and can only serve — terms 4 years and 2 terms
George Washington set the precedent of a limit by running two terms by —- to run a third time Refusing
This precedent was followed until Franklin D Roosevelt was elected for a 3 term in—- and a 4 term in —- 3-1940 4-1944
In 1951 congress passed the —- amendment which limits a president to a 2 term limit. 22
Annual salary—- Expense salary—- Lifetime pension— 400000 50000 193400
Benefits of president Travel allowance Lives inwhite house The use of camp David A fleet of cars helicopters and planes including Air Force one
Assumes the presidency in the event of a —death (vp President
(Vp) presided over —- Senate
Vp annual salary 227300
Role of president Chief executive Commander in cheif Cheif diplomat Judicial leaders Legislative leader Cheif of state Party leader
E can check L by Call congress into sessions and veto a bill
E can check J by Appoint federal judges
Successions amendment 25
Sucessions are Vp Speaker of house President pro tempore President cabinet
Car for governor Citizen 30 5yr registered voter
Executive branch Executes laws
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