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Government 8,9,10

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Candidates for the office of the president must have these qualifications Born a U.S. citizen Live in U.S for 14 yrs At least 35 yrs old
Candidates for office of the president must also have these assets and qualifications on top of the first three Expirence the government Moderate political beliefs Inner strenght and character Access to a lot of money
Office of the president requires a commitment of how many minimum years? Howmany mazimum years? 4, and 8
office of the president have a around the lock guard who is also known as who? Secret Service
office of the president get to use what airplane? Air Force One
Where does the president live? White House
Does the president get free health care? Yes or No? Yes
The presidents salary is what? $200,000
How much money doea the president get for extra expenses? $50,000
When the president retire how much money is their pension plan? $99,500
Unpon entering ofice the president must perfrom certain duties. What are they? Appoint judges and top officials Ensure that the laws of the U.S. are enforced Organize staff Appoint a cabinet Propse policy changes Oversee the military
Out of all the duties that the president must perform before he enters office, which one is the most important? Enureing that the laws of the U.S. are enforced
If the president is unable to fulfil his duties, who will take over? (list in the right order) Vice President Speaker of the house president pro tempore of senate Cabinet officers starting with the secratary of state
to become president the candidate must go throught what steps? Be nominated at a convention perticipate in an election campaign recieve 270 electoral votes
To succeed in office as the president, candidates must must show willingness to work with others, especially members of which groups? National security council the cabinet council of economic advisors Office of management and budget White house staff
The 25th amendment spealls out what ? how vacancies in the presidency and vice presidency are to be filled out
The cabinet is head of how many major departments? 15
A leak does what to the media? deliberate discosure of information to the media
The office of management and budget used this process to make recommendations Central clearance
National security council helps corrdinate what? military are foregin policy
Council of Economic advisors helps make what? assesments, predictions, and plans ceonerning business and industry
The White House gathers what? information, advises the president, and sees that directives are carried out
The press secretaey does what? issues public statements in the president's name
What are three formal requirments? age citizenship residency
What are four informal requirments? expirence money peronal characteristics moderate political beliefs
What have presidents justified under the principles of "immediate needs of the nation" and "a mandate for the people? Broad use of executive powers
What are the three consitutional safeguards against abuse of presidential powers? Congressional veto impeachment judicial review
what term descrides presidential rules that have teh force of law? executive orders
What term refers to realease of an individual for of punishment pardon
What term means "acknowledge the legal existence of another government and authorizing deals with it? Recongnition
What do we call a pact between the president and the head of another state? Executive Agreement
what is the name for the president's right to refuse to testify before, or provide information to, congress or a court? executive privledge
What are the presidents roles? Serving as headof state cheif executive cheif legislature chief diplomat commander in chief economic planner political party planner
What are three skills that the president has? ability to compromise openness to new ideas ability to communicate
What are three qualities that the president has? understand the public sense of timing political courage
Is responsible for swift action in a national emergency involving foregn affairs; can negotiate and sign treaties; and ahd the authority to make executive agreemrnts with other countries Cheif diplomat
responsible for that preparation of the federal budget every year Economic planner
Hosts visiting heads of oregn governments; lights the national christmas tree' makes public statements on important issues Head of State
Provides ideas for bills and laws aimed at solving the country's key problems Cheif Legislature
Attends fund-rasiers and gives speeches to support candidates Party Leader
Shares with congress the power to make war; it responsible for key military decisions; and has the authority to order the use of atomic weapons Commander in Chief
Is in charge of government employees and their departments and agencies; can appoint federal judges; and can grant reprieves , pardons, and amnesty Cheif Executive
The tennesse valley authority supplies what power to rual areas in the south? electric power
the federal deposit insurace corporation insures what up to a certain amount? bank accounts
in recent years the government has taken steps to what> otherwise known as reduce the powers of regulatory agencies peregulate
Who are the individuals who report wrongdoing be federal agancies? Whistle blowers
The office of personal management and the merit system protection board replaed what? Civil service commission
What are individuals and groups who work with and are most affected by a federal agency's decisions Clients Groups
What term describes a powerful alliance among congressinal committees, client groups, and federal agency officials? Iron triangle
The interior cabinet department does what? conducts tour of independece hall
The treasury cabinet department does what? prints paper money
What does the statecabinet department do? has staff embassies in foregin countries
The health and human services cabinet department does waht? operates the centers for disese control
The justice department does what? administers the federal bureau of investigation (FBI)
what does the agriulture department do? administers school lunch programs
what does the labor department do? implements imnimum wage limits
This department is responsible for the overal foregin policy of the U.S. Department of State
This department protects public lands and oversees relationships with Native Americans Department of Interior
This department oversees the Bureau o Labor statistics and the office of Labor management standards Department of Labor
This department manages medicare and medicaid programs Department of Health and Human services
This agency gathers information about activities in other countries, evaluates it, and passes it on to the president CIA
This act was passed in 1883, this act created the civil service act Pendleton Act
The act was passes in 1939, this act limits federal government emplopyees involvement in election and political activities Hatch Act
The act was passes in 1935, this act made it possible for disabled workers ti recieve payments for the government social security act
Cause: Regulatory commission were created to make rules for large businesses that affect the intersts of the public. What is the effect? Lobbyists exert pressure on these agencies to make decision that favor their client's causes
Cause: Presidential apointess to non-civil services positions are often in office too short a time to learn their jobs well. What is the effect? Career service officials are responsible for the daily operations of government
Cause: Lawmakers can pass laws that limit the power of federal agency and can also cut or eliminate its budget. What it the effect Liaison officers promote good relations with congress.
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