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Chief E

Executive

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Commander

in chief

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Chief L

Legislator

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Chief of

State

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Party

leader

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Chief A

Administrator

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Chief D

Diplomat

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Must be a ______born US citizens

Native

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how old?

35 years of age

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terms (years)

4 years

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Limited to how many terms?

2 terms

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Oath of Office

January 20th

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Election

first Tuesday after the first Monday in November

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presidential succession (1)

Vice president

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presidential succession (2)

The speaker of the House

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presidential succession (3)

president pro tempore

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impeachment starts in the

House

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The trial is in the

Senate

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___vote to be guilty

2/3

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passed in 1973, aims to reassert Congress's role in committing the US armed forces into hostilities, requiring presidential consultation with Congress and limiting the duration of military action without congressional authorization.

War Powers Resolution

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President can commit troops (1)

Congress declares war

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President can commit troops (2)

Specific statutory authorization law- intended to meet requirements of a specific law.

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President can commit troops (3)

National Emergency

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_ electoral college votes to win the election

270

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congress can override a presidential veto with a ___

2/3 vote

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Why is executive privilege necessary?

National Security and discussions about public policy

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an action or decision performed by or affecting only one person, group, or country involved in a particular situation, without the agreement of another or the others.

Unilateral

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is the instance of supporting many different ideals based on how they can benefit the country.

Multilateralism

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treaty power, executive agreement, ambassadors, and judges.

Presidential Appointment powers

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Newest Department

Homeland Security after 9/11