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These flashcards cover key concepts related to the American presidency as discussed in the lecture.
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Head of State
The role of the president as a ceremonial figure that embodies and represents the state or country as a whole.
Head of Government
The role of the president that involves making policy and addressing day-to-day political matters.
Dual Role
The concept that the U.S. president serves as both the head of state and head of government.
Ceremonial Role
The non-political, symbolic duties of the president, such as giving speeches and conducting state functions.
Separation of Powers
The division of powers among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government.
Presidential Power
The authority and influence held by the president, which has increased significantly in recent history.
Impeachment
The process by which a president is charged by Congress with misconduct, which can lead to removal from office.
Foreign Policy
The strategies and decisions made by the president regarding relations with other countries.
Bureaucracy
The administrative system governing any large institution, including the executive branch of the government.
Collective Action Problems
Challenges that arise when a group must work together to achieve a goal, often complicating congressional decision-making.