Gov Executive Branch Study Guide

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Marco Rubio

Secretary of State

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Pete Hegseth

Secretary of Defense

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Scott Bessent

Secretary of Treasury

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Pam Bondi

Attorney General

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Pendleton Act

James Garfield’s assassination led to the _________ ______

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Aaron Burr

_______ ____ tied with Thomas Jefferson in the election of 1800

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John Tyler

______ ______ was the first Vice President to succeed to President

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FDR

______ was the only President elected to more than 2 terms

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George Washington

______ ___________ was given credit for setting the 2 term limit

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Vice President

The ___ ______ is the only cabinet member the president cannot remove

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fail

In the first 100 days of a President’s time in office, the party out of favor is usually waiting for the new president to _____

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Gov Bureaucracy

_____ ___________ is often full of red tape, unnecessary complexity, bureaucratic delay and hierarchical authority

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270

It take ____ electoral votes to win the Presidency

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congressional

The number of presidential electors per state are equal to the state’s ____________ delegation

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treaty, executive

The President needs Senatorial approval for a ______, but does not need consent for an __________ agreement

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Oath of Office

What creed does the President agree to upon being sworn in?

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second

Originally, the Vice President was the person on the ballot that had the ________ most votes

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framers

The ________ of the Constitution felt the common citizen was NOT educated enough to make a presidential decision

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Homeland Security

The Department of ________ _________ is responsible for anti-terrorism, border security, and immigration and customs

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balance

usually, presidential candidates will choose vice presidential candidates that ___________ the ticket and attract more voters

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oversight

Pass legislation to change an Agency’s function is an example of Congressional _______ of the Federal Bureaucracy

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Justice

The Attorney General is the head of the Department of _________

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Diplomat

As Chief _________ the president is responsible for meeting with foreign ministers and dignitaries

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Guardian of the economy

As Chief _____________________ the President is concerned with unemployment, high prices, taxes, and general prosperity of the country

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New Hampshire, Iowa

Traditionally, ______________ holds the first primary and _______ holds the first caucus

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Executive Office

The office of National Drug Control Policy, White House Staff, and the National Security Council are groups of agencies as of the ____________ _______ of the President

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closed

A ________ primary election requires registration as a party affiliate to vote

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Diplomat

As Chief ___________ the President travels to foreign countries and entertains ambassadors.

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Executive Office of the President

The _________ _______ of the _____________ provide more management and authority to the executive branch and to assist the President in carrying our his Constitutional powers

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frontloading

When states schedule their presidential primaries early in the primary season to capture more media attention is known as ___________________

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Veteran Affairs

The Department of _________ _________ oversees medical care for military personnel and families

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Speaker of the House

The __________ __ ____ _________ follows the Vice President in succession to the Presidency

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Senatorial Courtesy

The president seeking approval of the senior senator for any state appointments is known as _________ ___________

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Electoral College

The winner of the popular vote is not guaranteed the presidency is a major flaw of the ________ ________

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35 years old, natural born citizen, US resident 14 years

Requirements to be President

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Faithless Electors

______________ __________ are Presidential electors that do not vote for the candidate their state preferred.

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Superdelegates

___________________ are party leaders and officials who are not required to pledge their presidential preference prior to the national convention

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Commander in Chief

As _______ ___ __________ the President is in charge of all military generals and admirals

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Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump

_________,________, __________ are the three presidnet who were impeached

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House of Representatives, Senate

The ______________ drafts the impeachment charges. the Chief Justice will preside over the impeachment trial in the __________

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state, treasury, war

The first executive departments were the _____, ______, ______

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House of Representatives, one

In the instance that a majority is not reached or a tie occurs in the Electoral college the election is decided by the ________ and each state gets _____ vote

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State

the ________ Department is responsible for handling America’s foreign policy and negotiating treaties

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Civil Servant

A _____ ________ is an employee of the Federal Government

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government corporations

US Postal Service and TVA are examples of _________ ___________

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The _____ amendment put a two-term limit on the Presidency

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Senate

A formal treaty requires approval by 2/3 of the ________

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death, resignation, impeachment, disability

the four ways to vacate the Presidency are ____, ____, ____, _____

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the ______ amendment established the process of the Presdiential Succession