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Commander in chief (the president) has the enumerated power to
Declare war
The Chief diplomat (the president) has the enumerated power to
Ratify treaties
The chief legislator (the president) has the enumerated power to
Give the state of the union address
The chief executive (the president) has the enumerated power to
Issue executive orders
Executive branch
The institution responsible for the carrying out laws passed by the legislate branch
How is the president chosen?
The electoral college
The amendment that prohibits presidents from being elected more than twice and only once if someone assumed the office more than two years before the end of a partial term
22nd Amendment
Where in the constitution does it state requirements for presidency like natural born citizen, citizen of the US, 35 years old, 14 years of residency
Article II, Section 1
What was Federalist No. 70 about?
The importance of having a single energetic executive
What was Hamilton’s argument for why having one person in charge is better than multiple?
Decreases ability to protect the nation and weakens ability to make decisions, and it is easier for the public to keep watch over one executive
Powers expressly granted in the Constitution
Enumerated Powers
Power not laced out in the Constitution but used to carry out presidential duties
Informal Powers
Presidential Pardon
Presidential authority to release individuals convicted of a crime from legal consequences and to set aside punishment for a crime
A temporary release due to extenuating circumstances
Reprieve
Executive privilege
Right to keep certain conversations, records, and transcripts confidential from outside scrutiny, especially from congress
What does it take to establish a treaty
2/3s vote in senate for ratification
Executive Agreements
An agreement between a president and another nation that does not have the same durability as a treaty but not require Senate ratification
Instructions to the various agencies that will carry out the law
Signing statements
The thought that power should be separated amount branches and there should be checks and balances is in
Federalist No. 51
Executive Orders
The informal power of the president to issue policy directives that do not require congressional approval
What is the purpose of the president’s cabinet
Leading agencies and serving as a link between the president and the bureaucracy
The annual speech given by the president to congress on the state of national affairs
The State of Union Address