POLS-1113 Ch.13 presidency quiz

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Presidents use the executive power to issue ________ that give specific instructions on a federal policy and do not require congressional approval.

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presidential directives

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In which case did the Supreme Court rule that the president could not seize domestic property when the U.S. was at war abroad?

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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. v. Sawyer

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Presidents use the executive power to issue ________ that give specific instructions on a federal policy and do not require congressional approval.

presidential directives

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In which case did the Supreme Court rule that the president could not seize domestic property when the U.S. was at war abroad?

Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. v. Sawyer

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Which scandal led to the resignation of Richard Nixon?

watergate

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Pursuant to the War Powers Act, the president may send troops into military conflict for no more than ______ days without an official declaration of war or authorization from Congress.

90

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Lyndon Johnson's federal social welfare programs became known as the

great society

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Which of the following organizations is NOT part of the Executive Office of the President?

the Bureau of Land Management

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Which president appointed the first chief of staff?

Dwight D. Eisenhower

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What is the Federal Register?

the official record of government regulations

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Which case blocked the Bush administration from denying habeas corpus privileges to an enemy combatant who was a U.S. citizen?

Hamdi v. Rumsfeld

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Which major controversy marred the presidency of Ronald Reagan?

the Iran-Contra scandal

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As ______________ , the president directs all war efforts and military conflict.

commander in chief

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Which amendment set the eligibility requirements for vice president?

Twelfth

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What determines the presidential order of succession?

the Constitution

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What authority or role does the president have regarding the judicial system?

The president nominates judges in the federal judicial system, including Supreme Court justices.

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__________ are written remarks that reflect the president's interpretation of the law that are not required or authorized by the Constitution.

signing statements

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Because a president in his second term cannot seek reelection, he is commonly referred to as a

lame duck

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What is the minimum age required to attain the office of U.S. president?

35

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The president's tenure was limited to two terms following what president's election to a fourth term?

Franklin Roosevelt

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The president has the power to _____________ , which is the ability to fully forgive an individual's federal prison sentence.

pardon

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Ronald Reagan is referred to as ___________ because he came across very well on television.

the "Great Communicator"

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Which president's program, known as the New Deal, was designed to address problems associated with the Great Depression?

Franklin Roosevelt

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Who was the first president to have impeachment charges brought against him?

Andrew Johnson

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Which first lady showed her support for civil rights by arranging for the first African American opera singer to perform on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial?

Eleanor Roosevelt

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Congress can override a presidential veto with a _________ vote in each chamber.

two-thirds

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Which case indicated that the president's power of executive privilege is not absolute?

United States v. Nixon