Strine Unit 6 Review: The Executive Branch

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A set of flashcards covering key concepts from the Executive Branch lecture.

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Purpose of the Executive Branch?

enforce laws that are passed by Congress

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What Article created the Executive Branch?

Article II (2) of the Constitution

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Minimum age to become president?

35 years old

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Length of presidential term?

Each term is 4 years long

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Maximum number of presidential elections?

A person can be elected two times, as established by the 22nd Amendment (can’t be president longer than 10 years)

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Citizenship requirement to become president?

YES, Must be a natural-born citizen.

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Residency requirement to become president?

Must have been a resident of the USA for at least 14 years.

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First four positions in the line of succession?

  1. Vice President 2. Speaker of the House 3. President Pro Tempore of the Senate 4. Secretary of State.

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Bypassing Congressional power of lawmaking?

Executive Order

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Maximum years a president can serve per the 22nd Amendment?

10 years

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Slang term for bureaucratic paperwork?

Red Tape

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First department in the cabinet?

The Department of State, created in 1789

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Last department in the cabinet?

The Department of Homeland Security, created in 2002

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Number of cabinet members filled by the president?

15 executive departments, so 15 department heads.

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Who approves presidential cabinet selections?

The U.S. Senate by a simple majority vote.