(1/2) PRESIDENCY TEST

Part 1 -> Roles, People, A-S-C, and numbers

NUMBER OF MEN WHO HAVE BEEN PRESIDENT (to date)

45

NUMBER OF PRESIDENTS (to date)

46

ELECTORAL VOTES FOR ILLINOIS

19

CURRENT PRESIDENTIAL SALARY

$400,000

VOTES TO WIN THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE

270

VOTES TO WIN IN A PRESIDENTIAL TIE

26

VOTES TO WIN IN A VICE-PRESIDENTIAL TIE

51

NUMBER OF ROLES OF PRESIDENT NOT IN CONSTITUTION

2

LEAST NUMBER OF ELECTORAL VOTES A STATE CAN HAVE

3

ELECTORAL VOTE OF CALIFORNIA

54

MINIMUM AGE TO BE PRESIDENT

35

TOTAL ELECTORAL VOTES IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE

538

MAXIMUM YEARS A PERSON COULD BE PRESIDENT

10

YEARS A PRESIDENT GETS SECRET SERVICE AFTER THEY LEAVE

10

NUMBER OF CANDIDATES IN A PRESIDENTIAL TIE BREAKER

3

NUMBER OF CANDIDATES IN A VICE-PRESIDENTIAL TIE BREAKER

2

ORIGINAL PRESIDENTIAL SALARY

$25,000

NUMBER OF STATES THAT DON’T HAVE “Winner Takes All” IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

2

TOTAL NUMBER OF PRESIDENTS WHO HAVE LEFT OFFICE PRIOR TO THE END OF THEIR TERM

8

YOUNGEST TO EVER BE ELECTED PRESIDENT

JFK

PROPOSED PLAN FOR ELECTORAL COLLEGE

Hamilton

LAST PRESIDENT TO LEAD TROOPS INTO BATTLE AS PRESIDENT

Washington

FIRST PRESIDENT TO HAVE THE ABILITY TO USE NUCLEAR (atomic) WEAPONS

Truman

FIRST PRESIDENTS TO BE BORN “AMERICAN” (both)

Martin Van Buren and John Tyler

GAVE US THE IDEA OF PATRONAGE/SPOILS SYSTEM

Andrew Jackson

DESIGNED THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE

Madison

ONLY PRESIDENT TO RESIGN THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY

Nixon

OLDEST TO BE ELECTED (to date) PRESIDENT

Biden

YOUNGEST TO SERVE AS PRESIDENT

T. Roosevelt

“PRESIDENT IS THE PERSONAL EMBODIMENT OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE’S DIGNITY AND MAJESTY”

Taft

PRESIDENTS IMPEACHED TO SOME DEGREEE (4)

A. Johnson

R. Nixon

B. Clinton

D. Trump

PRESIDENT ASSASSINATED WHILE IN OFFICE (4)

Lincoln

Garfield

McKinley

Kennedy

PRESIDENT TO DIE (natural causes) WHILE IN OFFICE (4)

W. Harrison

Z. Taylor

W. Harding

FDR

(What A/S/C) EXECUTIVE ARTICLE

2

(What A/S/C) GENERAL POWERS OF PRESIDENT

2-2,3

(What A/S/C) OATH OF OFFICE

2-1-8

(What A/S/C) TAKE CARE POWER

2-3

(What A/S/C) OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS

2-2-2

(What A/S/C) POWERS OF CLEMENCY

2-2-1

(What A/S/C) REPRIEVE

2-2-1

(What A/S/C) PARDON

2-2-1

(What A/S/C) TREATIES

2-2-2

(What A/S/C) COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF

2-2-1

(What A/S/C) STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS

2-3

(What A/S/C) MESSAGE POWER

2-3

(What A/S/C) QUALIFICATIONS TO BE PRESIDENT

2-1-5

(What A/S/C) PRESIDENTIAL TERM LENGTH

2-1-1

(What A/S/C) PRESIDENTIAL COMPENSATION

2-1-7

(What A/S/C) IMPEACHABLE ACTS

2-4

(What A/S/C) HOUSE IMPEACHMENT POWER

1-2

(What A/S/C) SENATE IMPEACHMENT POWER

1-3

(P-ROLE) RECOGNITION

Chief Diplomat

(P-ROLE) STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS

Chief Legislator

(P-ROLE) FOREIGN POLICY

Chief Diplomat

(P-ROLE) EXECUTIVE ORDERS

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) VETO

Chief Legislator

(P-ROLE) TREATIES

Chief Diplomat

(P-ROLE) DECLARE WAR

Commander-in-Chif

(P-ROLE) FAVORS

Chief Legislator

(P-ROLE) CEREMONIAL/SYMBOL OF THE U.S.

Chief of State

(P-ROLE) BOSS OF WHITE HOUSE STAFF

Chief Administrator

(P-ROLE) PERSONA NON GRATA

Chief diplomat

(P-ROLE) SPOILS SYSTEM

Chief of Party

(P-ROLE) TOTAL SUPPORT TO AND FROM THE PARTY

Chief of Party

(P-ROLE) THE IDEAL OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AMERICAN

Chief Citizen

(P-ROLE) SEES LAWS ARE CARRIED OUT

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) PATRONAGE

Chief of Party

(P-ROLE) EXECUTIVE AGREEMENTS

Chief Diplomat

(P-ROLE) USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS

Commander-in-Chief

(P-ROLE) PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS

Chief of State

(P-ROLE) OATH OF OFFICE

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) TAKE CARE POWER

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) REMOVAL POWER

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) MALFEASANCE

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) POWERS OF CLEMENCY

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) REPRIEVE

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) PARDON

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) AMNESTY

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) COMMUTATION

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) POWER AND TOOLS

Chief Executive

(P-ROLE) SECRETARY OF STATE, SENATE

Chief Diplomat

(P-ROLE) EXECUTIVE AGREEMENTS

Chief Diplomat

(P-ROLE) DIPLOMAT

Chief Diplomat

(P-ROLE) LEGALLY ABLE TO LEAD TROOPS INTO BATTLE

Commander-in-Chief

(P-ROLE) MESSAGE POWER

Chief Legislator

(P-ROLE) TAFT’S QUOTE

“The president is the personal embodiment of the American people’s dignity and majestry.”

Chief of State

(PRESIDENTIAL TIE) States get _____ vote

1

(VICE-PRESIDENTIAL TIE) Senators get _____ vote

1

HOW MANY TIMES HAS THE 25TH AMENDMENT (PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION) BEEN USED

9